Absolutely incredible program. Coming back to guitar. Learned a few basics from books and even tried 3 different instructors for one on one lesson. The instructors were great guitarist but not great teachers. Even tried a couple different online apps that were neat but not what I was needing. Tony’s Acoustic Challenge gives me a great daily challenge that increases my skills but isn’t overwhelming like a lot of YouTube videos. You guys are awesome!!!

Well constructed and delivered lessons that result in steady and enjoyable progress

I was only hesitant because there are so many sites trying to get to join their services or program, it is very difficult to know if someone is truly genuine and their site actually works. Once I had a chance to navigate TAC each day I found Tony an incredibly gifted teacher, encouraging and just a down to earth nice guy. The whole TAC site is very professional, the video quality amazing and the ability to download lessons ,change lesson speeds, redo lessons and the variety of lessons at all levels makes it interesting and at the same time challenging. I haven't posted anything yet but the little I have seen of the TAC community, is again something I thought I would never have an opportunity to be a part of, to meet so many encouraging and nice people, of all ages and nationalities, with a love of music and their guitar. I believe TAC is so well planned and presented it has the capacity to teach someone who has just picked up a guitar or someone who has been playing for years. I signed up to one year of subscription due to the Australian dollar and our current financial situation, but I now wish I had become a life member. I can't really ever see me not wanting to be a part of TAC in the future. If you are considering picking up a guitar or have been playing for years, I seriously would encourage you to Join TAC. I think you will simply LOVE IT!

The lessons are geared to getting you familiar with your instrument; comfortable. From there you can see the selections and places you can o are limitless. And Tony's emphasis is on FUN.

I've just been a part of Tony's process (tribe) for about two weeks now. Gotta say I learned more in the last two weeks than I have in forty plus years of just goofing around with my guitar from time to time. I've taken very few lessons over the years - mainly when I was a little kid and pretty much refused to practice anything challenging. I really love Tony's process - he goes slow and breaks things down into little doable pieces and allows you with his technology to go even slower. The stuff he teaches is doable, fun and sounds like music on the other end. I'm so glad I stumbled across this course - it has opened up my guitar to me and given me hope and a path towards becoming a no kiddin guitar player dude. Big fan.

On in this for a few weeks now... but as a guitar player returning to playing after many years this is the perfect fit for me. Often through the years when I picked up the guitar I got stuck in the same old rut playing the things I knew..other online lessons started at the beginning and I go bored... right off the bat Tony engaged me with new styles and forms that challenged me and kept me interested right out ot the gate

I always wanted to learn the guitar. When I saw Tony's Acoustic Challenge, I was struck by Tony's easy going intro to the program. I decided to try it out. I had taken lessons in the past but just couldn't find the time to stay on track and the teacher didn't make it fun. Tony makes it fun and spends lots of time teaching techniques that I can master. He does it by giving small doses at a time. I can go back to the lessons I have trouble with and choose whatever warm ups I like. I have a difficult time wondering around the site. It could be a bit more user friendly. The community aspect is also a big plus. The folks are so encouraging. I am two weeks in and try to spend as much time as I can on the site practicing. I think I am progressing very well. I am 71 years old and life is still exciting especially when you continue to challenge yourself. Tony is a great teacher and makes you want to do better and continues to give you daily challenges. It is well worth the price I paid and I hope to add the Fret Wizard when I complete the 30 day challenge.

I studied classical (briefly) as a kid, then as a young adult, then jazz as a young, and an old, adult. Throughout all of it, and many hours of practice, I could struggle my way through a sarabande or two, and I learned my major and minor scales, but Still couldn't play Tom Dooley, so I gave up. I've been subscribed to TAC around 3 weeks now, and it's been completely fun. I went thru the 30 day beginner's course, and enjoyed it. I've also been working my way through the other jumpstart classes, which likewise have been good to me. And I've been doing the daily TAC sessions as well, which mostly have been great. The dropped D banjo tuning sessions seemed a bit pointless to me, but it's all good, and today's D maj chords transitions made up for it by getting me back in to working the whole fretboard with moveable chord forms. I'm not sure where this is all going - I'm clearly learning a fairly broad spectrum of skills - fingerpicking, flatpick, chords and chord transitions, fretboard knowledge, etc. But for now, I'm really enjoying sitting down with my guitar and TAC.