4.8 rating out of 3775 reviews
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Lance R Campisi
Awesome! I wake every day excited about a new lesson. I don't have to think about what to do next. I simply pick up my guitar, tune it & complete the lesson. I stay focused,energized & positive. Great decision to enroll in "The Challenge"
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Benjamin Teeples
Tony, I started TAC without having first completed the 30 day into. Thus I was not at all ready for TAC. I have since backed up and started the 30-Day. Once completed I wil begin TAC. Will I be able to put TAC on-hold for the 30 days and begin it later? So far I like what I see and am enjoying the Blues Shuffle practice.
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Paul Bramble
Hey Tony. I’m 67 and have rheumatoid arthritis. I’m retired after having and beating stage 4 lymphoma. I told my doctor that I’m learning to play and he said from looking at the X-rays of my hands, unless he heard that from me he wouldn’t believe it. I’m a retired cabinet maker and my hands are still in pretty good shape. I’m determined to do this and I like the way you go about teaching. You seem like a cool dude and someone I could actually hang with. Lol. Where I struggle is with the fingering like for example the G chord. I spend days just trying to get my fingers to those positions. I started out with “ breakthrough guitar” but find myself more drawn to you and your personality. As I said I’m determined and feel the need to be with my guitar. Haha. My girlfriend is amazed at how much I practice at it. She’s hard of hearing which at this point in my guitar journey is probably a godsend. It’s really a relationship with the guitar and now you. I look forward to learning.
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Kolleen Bennett
Encouraging accountability. Lessons are short so feeling accomplished. Playing a simple blues riff. Success with real music. Looking forward to the next lesson and where I will be in three months, six months. Excited. If guitar is something you ever pondered this method will work.
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Star
This was a very fun lick. I asked for lessons for an early Christmas gift. I haven’t picked up my guitar in years. I am the description of what Toni says. I started in 1979 with lessons. Put it down picked it up 20 yrs later. Put it down and just picked it up again 15 years later. I finally feel like I could progress this time. We will see what this next year brings. Thank you for the encouragement.
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Tom Ritter
Learned a lot of technique to play songs from the 69’s and 70’s!
