I like that it teaches specific skills in a fun way and starts with basics that I didn't know I didn't know, when I was noodling. That being said, I am old and slow and it takes me twice or thrice longer than the recommended 10 minutes a day. My 30 days will likely be more like 60 or perhaps 90 days. But as it is a process it doesn't matter. One foot in front of the other. I first ran across Tony when I found his review and recommendations of Resonator guitars, which I was interested in learning about. It was also interesting to learn that he lived in Bozeman, Montana and I lived in Billings, Montana. In our exchanges I also learned his wife was from Sheridan, Wyoming where I grew up. Thanks Tony, I appreciate your upbeat teaching style and positive attitude. Looking forward to continuing to learn from you!

I really enjoyed going through the lessons!! I like how we learned to play something right away!!

A huge selection of lessons including a weekday Daily Challenge allow you to keep making progress even when you don't realise it. There is also an outstanding "community" of more experienced fellow TAC members to give advice to those of us starting out.

I think TAC is a viable program for most people. It starts off hitting the ground running. For me personally, I have dabbled with several guitars over the years. Never got to the level I would have liked. Now at age 79, I'm having difficulty with the fretboard and strings due to my arthritis. I am not quitting though. I think I can modify things enough to achieve what I want from the course. Yes I would recommend TAC.

I'm not going to lie. Tony's initial video even before being able to sign up got me pumped. I've been a mediocre guitar player for too many years to count. I immediately signed up but waited to start when I had the time to commit. 10 minutes a day to start? Yeah, I could do that. Currently doing the 30-day challenge before diving into the meat of the lessons. At first, I was like, "Is Tony gonna stop talking and teach me something?" But seriously, I listened, then started the first week of the challenge. Already 10 minutes turned into 30 or 45 minutes, AND THAT WAS WITHOUT ME KEEPING TRACK OF TIME!! This is so much fun! I can play the Blues! I have several guitars. I pulled another acoustic to put upstairs out of the studio. I find myself picking up the guitar just to play what I've learned. Really enjoying this. Tony's right, you gotta have fun, and that's what I'm doing. I'm so glad I stumbled upon the first video to get my guitar playing going again!

This program has gotten me motivated to learn to play my guitar, which I've had for over 40 years, and never taken the time to play. My desire is now going to be a reality! Yaaay!

As someone that's dabbled in guitar off and on over the last 25 years or so, and having all the natural talent of a broken slab of concrete, it's nice to learn some actual technique in such a clear and concise manner. Tony's teaching style is easy to understand, reinforcing skills I already had while learning an all-new set of skills. I recommend this to anyone interested in becoming a guitar player.

So far so good, I have learnt so much but only really been at it for an hour or so, I really do like your approach time will tell