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Question
If I finish a daily challenge without mastering all of it should I keep moving on into the next challenge and just go back ,and try to pick up the pieces.or is this designed to do 5days until you get it down pat. 😀 I play at least an hour a day ,don’t really play any songs yet. I’ve just been doin my best and move on to the next challenge day by day and practice all in-between (input greatly appreciated)
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The thinking is that you give it a good try, and then move on to the next. Over time your skills will improve and you will get further with each week’s challenge.
Some people mark their favorites and go back to them (like on the weekends).
I supplement the TAC routine with other classes and practice routines that are a little more structured. I found that while I am definitely improving with TAC I am not getting to the point where I could play any of the songs from the weekly challenge at the end of the week. So I learn other songs that are better suited for my skill level. I assume that over time I will be able to play the songs here at TAC by the end of a week, but that is probably a year away and I want a few songs before then.
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didn’t see this part of your reply, sounds like im right there with you.
I’m doin the same things. I appreciate the info
thanks,Mike
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@mshain007gmail-com I agree 100% with @moose . Practice for a minimum 10 minutes and mark it complete. It doesn’t mean that you can’t practice it longer, just that you completed the lesson. The focus of TAC is on progression rather than perfection. Your skills will improve over time, and all the lessons rotate back around usually within 8-9 months. You’ll be able to see your improvement. I don’t think any of us master the weekly lessons, but we’re all giving it a go and getting better as we do.
Welcome to the TAC community.
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oh thank you ,then I’m on the right track and im actually doin pretty good. I forgot to say I’ve been with TAC about a month now
thanks
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