While the daily challenges are beyond my current skill level, it isn't such a stretch that it frustrates me. I am committed to 10 minutes a day which very often turns into much more because I am getting it (a little) and having fun!

I like the format of being able to replay the lessons or speed up the dialog if needed to "speed read" the talking. And I love that I've already learned things in weeks 1 and 2. I've played guitar for years but only as a casual fie chord player. Now I'm learning picking and licks and scales. I really am enjoying my tutorials. I've picked up my guitar over eight times in the last 2 weeks which is more than I've done consistently in over ten years. I even pulled out my mom's unused Fender to listen to a different tone than my Taylor. This course is a daily challenge, an intriguing game to conquer, and a complete package for someone just starting guitar to someone already playing who wants to continue the learning process. I'm going to continue and see what I can play for our family get-together during the holidays. I've always thought of the guitar as one of the few portable game-changers in music and this course can only prove me right when I am able to pull out my guitar and really show some skill.

As a complete beginner to playing guitar I really appreciate the well thought out methods of teaching and the built-in emotional support. Messages about consistency rather than perfection, reaching for the next goal, having fun while learning new skills, play "just 10 minutes a day" combine to make this experience delightfully challenging. BTW I haven't played "just 10 minutes" yet!

TAC breaks learning into bite sized pieces and encourages accomplishments .

The greatest part is to simply practice. Tony encourages us to just practice. I know personally it has gotten me back to practicing after years of not playing at all. So, thanks Tony!!!!!!!!!!!!

When I saw Tony's intro video pop up in my FB wall, I was intrigued. I took the hop on the link and watched his full video about his 30 Day Challenge. I was skeptical. Not because I didn't think he could teach guitar, but because I had tried before and just lost interest. As he so aptly stated - it was work. Would I pay for his program and then not stick with it? - again? Yeah, I am only in my first week. Tony suggests ways to make playing a habit. Well just working the blues shuffle I find myself looking for every opportunity to pick up the guitar. This program meets it's hype. Learning this way is fun. Every lesson you feel you have accomplished something and playing is fun. You are becoming a guitar player. Yeah, I feel like I will stick with Tony for some time to come.

I think your approach puts forth an easier yet softer approach to playing Guitar, If is something that I previously viewed as finger hurting playing process that left me wondering if I wanted to play Guitar at all.