Started the TAC coarse today. I am coming back to guitar after thinking it wasn't for me after spending a lot of money on private lessons and then packing it in a couple of years ago. This summer I realized how much I missed the tranquillity of strumming an acoustic guitar, so I decided to pick it up again, hoping I could become a better guitarist. Tony is a fantastic teacher. I have learnt more in a couple of lessons then I did in months with a private teacher. Most of all I understand the theory behind the lessons as Tony explains as the lessons progress. This is something new to me in guitar. I can't believe how quickly I am progressing through the Blues Shuffle lessons. I am thankful I stumbled onto Tony's web site , looking for lessons on Utube. This coarse is no gimmick, you will learn to play and most of all understand the theory and history behind what you are playing. Thank you Tony, you have created the ultimate platform to learn guitar!

I really like Tony's teaching techniques and I've learned a lot as a beginner, but I get very confused and lost just trying to follow the lesson plans. I recently received a lesson via email about "Hybrid Picking," for example. I was able to watch the introduction but could not figure out where the first lesson was. Can I get some suggestions please?

A few years ago, I started guitar lessons on another website and learned very basic music theory, 16 open chords, many Barre chords, as well as, applied this stuff with play-along videos. For me, it was very effective and I learned a lot. TAC will take me to the next level. Although I have previously learned much of the early Foundation stuff, the exercises are quite different and challenging. TAC exercises really stress working around the fretboard, making fretting more musical and using all of my fingers in the fretting exercises. Another of my goals is fingerstyle, and no other website introduces it from the beginning. The TAC community is a great asset and it really does make me feel included. In the few weeks as a member, my playing ability has improved and I practice a lot more. I am looking forward to the Fretboard Wizard class, and I hope it starts soon. Thank you, Tony!

For the price of about 4 or 5 private lessons, you have access to loads of video instruction. I've learned some new chords that I didn't know, and am enjoying belonging to the TAC. I'm not able to do it everyday, but it is fun and well worth the money.

Music does not come easy to me but that doesn’t matter so much. I love this program because of its variety and little bit that are given in each lesson. I don’t feel overwhelmed. Plus, Tony is a cuties, explains well and is fun to listen to. There are also a variety of support items that make the experience much more absorbable. 😊

Hard to say anything thats not already been said. The reviews are all spot on. The biggest challenge is finding the time to take advantage of all the features of this program.

Tony is upbeat and encourages us on our journey. The website is easy to navigate. The lessons can be watched over and over. The sheet music downloads immediately. A real value.

This is a great way to learn the guitar for people who are worried about "in person lessons". I was embarrassed about my guitar skills (or lack thereof) and I love that this format can be anonymous. When I want to, I can share what I've learned. But for now I can jump online any time of day or night, and as many times as I want per week. I can go over and over and over any lesson as many times as I need to learn it. I have total control over what I want to work on and when. I've learned a lot in just a couple weeks, and I'm practicing more regularly, and I am seeing a lot of improvement. Sometimes I wish Tony would slow down, haha, but it's good for me to hear how it's supposed to sound. The beauty of it is that I can pause the video and go back over it as often as I need. This is a great opportunity, and I'm so glad I took it. Thanks, Tony, for what you're doing here!!