Since becoming a member of TAC I've really gotten back into playing guitar and am digging the program. I really like how the lessons for the week tie in together and progress certain skills. I feel like I'm finally on the right track to becoming a better guitar player. Thanks Tony!

Very well structured learning in easy to digest bits. I'm a bit worried about the bluegrass bias though😉, but hey what sacrifices to do for a good teacher.

Having a great time with my guitar for the first time! I am amazed at the progress I've made in just a few short weeks. I didn't pick up my guitar for over a year because I wasn't making progress on my own and wasn't playing with anyone else. I truly dig Tony's down-to-earth teaching style, as well as the step-by-step breakdown in the lessons. So So Grateful :)

It's like having my private guitar teacher that feeds me with exercises ("challenges") every day. Tony you're a good teacher, a good communicator. The videos are short, to the point and I appreciate having the tabs for each exercise. Thank you to Tony and his team.

What, if anything, made you hesitate to sign up for TAC? I first stumbled upon this a year ago, and it honestly seemed a bit ambitious for me to go though this since I sat in for some theory workshop in the beginning - But if it had led with say blues 101, it would have felt more accessible for someone just starting out. Now I feel that I've developed some skill elsewhere, it just feels exciting to have new things to tackle! And the price aswell made me a bit hesitant... It's a bit on the expensive side short-term, but the lifetime is fantastic if you can afford it. But I've tried other courses, and nothing even seems to compare. Tony seems to actually enjoy this, and it shows. Not a teacher gritting their teeth in boredom while going though the basics. What did you find once you became a member? I love it! I'm just starting out, but it's so enjoyable! And I'm glad I joined, will be going for that lifetime membership once I can afford it because I can probably spend years here just going through classes and refining my playing. Really looking forward to this journey! What's the thing you love most about TAC? How simple the layout is. Basically the plug-and-play version of learning guitar. And the focus on what's essential based on your level, to be able to start from square one if you're a beginner - And if you have experience, you'll breeze through the start to the more challenging sections. What type of player do you think it's best for? Someone who already has a little experience. It's probably great for anyone from 'never-played' to 'master', but I probably wouldn't know to appreciate this so much unless I at least knew a little about playing and what other courses and modes of learning are out there.

I have owned a number of guitars for 50 years and never had the time to really sit down and learn to play them. Now that I am retired, I have that time and after trying and failing to find a system that would work for me, I finally discovered Tony Polecastro and TAC. All I can say is, I finally have discovered a system of learning the guitar that points me in the right direction. I have floundered for years trying to make sense of courses that wanted me to learn music before I actually learned to play something useful on the guitar. Now I have a game plan and am learning something new every day and am actually practicing 1-2 hours a day. Being a TAC member has given me hope that I will reach my goal of someday being a competent guitar player. Thanks Tony !

First of all thank you Tony and all the TAC team for all the amazing work you've have doing! When I subscribed to TAC I was looking for something or somebody to make me garb my guitar and start understanding it as I should! I never took any lessons but if I could choose a teacher Tony would be the guy! You're awesome man, been learning a lot, and the best thing for me is the Fretboard wizard course, that's what i really wanted and needed! Keep up the good work! All the best to the team and all the community!!

I'm pretty new to TAC but am optimistic about the course. The daily lessons I've tried so far are new to me and seem totally unrelated. Again, I have hope that Tony's lessons will help me to become the guitar player I long to be.