Guitargeezer
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@Happysnapppe -I love your innovative spirit! Rest assured you are not alone dealing with physical challenges. Mine is a fused left wrist. Keep on keeping on.
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Well done my TAC friend – both stringing and singing!
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Also, it helped me tremendously to complete the skill course on stretching exercises to increase flexibility and prevent discomfort as my body got use to playing guitar.
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Hello @BrandonK – All your questions are good ones. I looked around the skill course section as well as the how to get started with It TAC, 30 days to play (okay to take more than a month, however). I did not specifically find those “basics” you are interested in. I did Google search “basics of playing a guitar” and got to websites with the information you want. In fairness to TAC I won’t specify a direct link but one site with “academy” in its name had a good summary for you. Play on my fellow TACer.
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@albert_d – your Irish ditties are delightful! Brought back visiting many a pub on the Emerald Isle. I hoist up a Guiness to you.
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Congratulations! It’s a great tune to build your guitar chops as a benchmark of progress on your own guitar journey.
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That’s a very big deal @Marisa You sound great.
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Heather, not to worry as you will find joy by just consistently trying your best. I noticed you just started TAC two months ago. It’s a marathon and not a sprint. When to see this week of lessons again, you will find yourself closer to your own “guitar nirvana”.
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Yes, Bill. Wow, it catapulted my count to 1017. Thought I had to be around 1K by this time.
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You are well on your way @PhoenixRising – keep on playing!
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A wonderful tribute and battle cry for your friend. As a hospice nurse, the lyrics ring true for many dealing with various forms of carcinoma. Check out singer songwriter Cindy Bullens “Between Heaven and Earth” album – a true work of love honoring her daughter’s life.
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A powerfully done classic! An exceptional rendition by you @KevinZ
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My personal experience has been consistency is the most important factor. In other words, keep at it. Don’t fall into the “perfection trap”. If it takes you 60 or 90 days on the basics, so what? Given enough time and effort you will find progress in your own guitar journey. Took me about a year before I really caught on. It’s got to be fun or why do it?
YOU CAN DO IT PATTY!
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Keep it going @Linea It takes consistent effort. Wishing you many more wins.
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Amen to having the lifetime membership!