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Learning with TAC
I have been with TAC for about 4 1/2 years now. Started as a raw beginner and for the first while, I really wasn’t sure how to best use all the tools available to me and make progress.
In November of 2019, I finally decided on a few things that work well for my journey and maybe some of these will help you.
1) Keep a journal. Every day I write in my journal the date, which guitar I am playing and what the TAC lesson is. I make note of how I felt playing, what came easy and what came hard. I do use other sites for additional instruction at times and include notes on them as well. Even I don’t play, I make the entry in my journal and explain why I didn’t play. This helps me to identify patterns in why I may miss a few days and makes sure it is never more than just a couple of days.
2) print the PDF and put helpful notes on how to play the piece.
3) set a timer. You would be surprised at how quickly 10 minutes can go by when your aren’t focused on playing for 10 minutes
Finally, a little icing on the cake.
TAKE THE FRETBOARD WIZARD course.. the knowledge you will get from that will carry over 1000x to all of the lessons here. Especially the scales and improv sessions.
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