I have been at this for a long time and never really learned much but I did learn the 12 bar blues a few riffs and chords. When I joined up with Tony I really didn't know what to expect, but when we started out with the blues I figured what a genius easy to learn, fun to play, and stays with you. Finishing up the blues section now and can't wait to see wait's next. Thanks Tony!

Well, after my wife being a TAC member for couple of years I found that I was listening to Acoustic Tuesday and the Hangout and really enjoying what I was hearing. Also, I was really impressed with the effect being a member had done for my wife. Then, ALF 2018 happened and I was really impressed with the entire TAC community and the experience of being there. I decided I really wanted to learn guitar and be a part of this. I had played ukulele, but was a true beginner when it came to guitar. I found I was able to do the daily lessons. Also, there were good beginner resources in the Academy section that gave me confidence that learning to play was not only possible, but probable if I was willing to invest a little time each day. So, TAC gets a definite five star rating from me. Tony is an excellent teacher and he has excellent technical and support people working with him, Noah and Levi, to really make the whole experience workable. I am totally amazed at the range or resources that are available. Also, it is just plain fun.

So I started to learn and play the guitar 24 years ago and quickly learned a few things and played briefly with a local band, just doing rhythm. Then stopped after my son was born to spend my time on family. So now after those 24 years have passed I have picked it back up and want to really learn how to play but also understand music and notes and the whole process. After running across the TAC program on YouTube I was intrigued enough to become a member and start TAC. It's only been a couple of weeks but I must say I really enjoy Tony's easy approach and the way he breaks the lessons down into small chunks and the different views in the videos and TABs to follow. I have learned quite a bit in just these 2 weeks and looking forward to seeing where I will be a year from now. I hope to get into the Fretboard Wizard course too to further my knowledge of the fretboard and how it all works together. Overall, I would recommend this program to anyone and just following the lessons and practice daily you can't help but learn how to play and have fun while doing it.

I love the bite-sized chunks we get for practice. It’s perfect for a busy lifestyle. Instead of trying to commit to an hour of playing and continually letting myself down, I grab the day’s lesson and commit to 10 minutes of playing. I check off the lesson to Mark complete so I get that sense of accomplishment. The sense of community amongst TAC members is amazing! The support we give each other keeps us going. Hearing about Small Wins and sharing them makes me want to pick up my guitar more and more. Tony, Noah, and Eli have an infectious enthusiasm that makes you want to watch Acoustic Tueadays and log in for lessons!

I've been a member now for a couple of weeks. It's been hard to find time on occasion, but the good thing is I HAVE found time because the more I learn the lessons, the more inspired and motivated I get! I have paid for some lessons from friends and those were fine, but few and far between. With Tony's Acoustic Challenge I can pull up a lesson at any time on any day. I can review what I've already learned and look at the tabs or videos to refresh my memory. I can look ahead at what will be next. Tony's methods are excellent! If I don't understand something, I can comment and ask a question...he actually answers! Yes. I was a little wary of signing up...but it all sounded too good and too real. For once, I've done something right in the world of pushing my knowledge of learning guitar. I'm more committed, motivated and more inspired.

I have been playing guitar for a little over a year before I started TAC. I had a 'regular' practice routine, but didn't feel I was moving forward. After two weeks of following the TAC practice sessions I can see progress each and every day!

I joined a few weeks ago. I have seen more improvement in my playing the last few weeks, than i have in months trying to learn using other methods. TAC is a great program and i look forward to a long acoustic relationship in my life with me as a student and Tony as my teacher. His teaching is fun and it really motivates me to continue daily.

I have had a guitar for over 39 years, played a right handed upside down. That was fine for campfire songs. About 4 years ago I decided that I wanted to get better and to understand the guitar. So I switched to playing left handed, which meant learning the chords all over again. I took some lessons for about 6 months, but what he was teaching didn't fit what I wanted to learn. This is why I decided to try TAC. I am focused on the fretboard instruction now. I know the fretboard but my hand is about a beat behind finding the notes, so I thought I should start from square one. It is helping. It is helping, and I am understanding the fretboard. I think it boils down to the old adage of, "You get what you pay for". There is a lot of free stuff out there, but it's all over the board. TAC is a consistent teaching method and the most efficient way for me to learn