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New here
I’m just new…signed up yesterday…I’m wondering if I could or should go through the whole course just to see where it goes and then go back and start at the beginning
So far I’m thinking that going through the whole course can’t hurt
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Welcome, pretty new myself my understanding is you should start with the 30 days to play then the skills courses before moving on to the daily challenges. The first two courses will help get you up to speed for the daily challenges.
Your skill level may let you breeze through those courses but it’s a great starting point to understand the program.
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@Stryder Welcome to TAC! Most people start with the 30 days to play, and then move onto the daily challenges and skills courses. There is no set agenda. Whatever your interests are will direct what direction you go. If you’ve signed up for Fretboard Wizard, that is a great line of study. I’m not sure your skill level. I had absolutely no prior skills, and I ok the 30 days to play, the next 6 chords, then began the daily challenges and took skills courses in stretching, the Jumpstart to Fingerpicking and flatpicking and strumming courses. Then I took Fretboard Wizard, and then I just began picking and choosing at random. Have fun with it!
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Stryder–
Hey— Welcome to TAC!!! (-good move👏!!!).
Great move also to come into our Forum- you’ll find LOTS of nice people, excellent, encouraging advice, hint, tips, tricks, etc.
Where and how to start?……… What Loraine said……… word for word.👍
theoldcoach
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Welcome to TAC @Stryder. As most said already, 30 days is a good place to start. A word of caution though, don’t get frustrated if you can’t seem to do all the 30 day stuff. It is just a start. I have jokingly posted before that Tony should change the name to that to something like 90 Days to play😀
I have been hard at TAC for 3 years. I have not looked at the 30 day thing in a while, but my guess is there are probably still things in there that I can’t do seamlessly.
Enjoy the ney.
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