I shotgunned You Tube videos for about a year and signed up for another course, but the 10 minute a day concept hit home with me. Mind you, I don't ever spend just 10 minutes on the lessons, but idea is that you can build consistency on daily basis and that leads to improvement. I tell you it works. Right now I don't see the connections in the lessons, but I can say that I have gotten better and my wife hears it. I don't ever plan on being on stage, but if I can play well enough for me, that is all I am looking forward to doing.

TAC has met my expectations so far. I've been playing for about 4-years and consider myself somewhere between beginner and intermediate. I was able to fly through the 30-days to play course, and found it a nice review. I've started into the monthly practice plan, and so far I like the daily lessons. I really like Tony's upbeat approach and think the videos are well done. For me learning to play is a marathon, so I'm going to stick with TAC and reevaluate at 90, 120, 180 days. Bottom line, I'm learning and having FUN with TAC. That's what Tony promised and that's why I would recommend TAC and will continue with the program.

Wonderful way to start. I am new to guitar and was looking for a new adventure. Unfortunately for me, it is turning out to be the bass guitar, so this is not for me. But if the guitar had been my instrument, this is a great way to start.

I am a self taught player of modest skill. But I was stuck playing the same songs the same way and there was no progress. The framework, instruction and self paced lessons are valuable. The lessons are broken down into manageable parts and there is a logical progression, but with the freedom to progress at your own speed. There is the framework and quality instruction and support that I need and can recommend to any player who wants to improve.

I was looking for someone I could connect with on line and found 2 different people, I like both, but something about TAC keep me coming back. I also was addicted to Acoustic Tuesday and the community that was attached. Trying to learn on your own is not easy, I needed a system that fit me. I was learning following You tube and still follow another teacher; she is fantastic to play along with. But TAC (Tony) takes it to another level. Once I made the commitment, a new world opened up for me? The system is easy to follow and I love the 3 different speed system offered. I’m starting my 3rd week of my 30-day challenge and I have learned so much, I feel I have improved and the best thing is I am having a blast! 10 minutes each day (has turned into 50 quickly because it’s fun!) I look forward to it every day. Most days have developed into 2x. One really cool thing is the community, they have reached out to me a few times now. I’m excited to belong to a very cool group. I have been asked to join the local groups and am looking forward to meeting and learning form like-minded guitar geeks. I like that they are all different in their journey and the age group seems to cover the full spectrum. It really does not matter how good you are, or how fast or slow your play, how young or old you may be, TAC is for anyone who wants to improve and have fun It;s for a new or a seasoned player. I see it as journey along a learning trail with a Guitar strapped to their back and smile on their face and rhythm in their heart! Thank you Tony for your commitment and sharing your talents!

Tony, s course so far has been very instructive, and moves along at a decent pace without trying to overwhelm the beginner, the hardest part is toughening the fingertips up.

I started taking this course because Tony described me to a tee. I’m someone who keeps ‘dropping’ my guitar playing and when I want to play again, I don’t know where to start. Tony’s program offers me the structure I need; I have a practice plan! Exactly what I was looking for! The set-up of the program is amazing and I look forward every day to see what Tony has in store for me. Everything about the program is super professional yet easy and straightforward to use.

Strictly speaking I'm not really a bluegrass guy. I'm more of a , folk, country and rock sort. But I've made a guitar/banjo playing friend who is trying to lure me over to the dark side. I've sampled many online lessons and have learned some good stuff along the way and I tried a few of Tony's free lessons, liked the overall approach and signed up for TAC. What I've found is that a lot of what Tony offers (scales, power chords, flat picking, fretboard mastery etc.) I can use not only with my acoustic while playing bluegrass but also with my acoustic and electric while playing other genres. I started playing guitar in college 40 years ago and then didn't play much since then. Now that I'm retired I took it up again and am looking forward with Tony's help to improving and expanding my playing.