I like how Taylor teaches I like how Taylor teaches. It clear and concise, he's not just teaching chords and strum patterns, but how guitar works when you read sheet music, which i find easier, than beat count's and strum patterns. Also with his website it allows you to move along at your own pace, and/or back up if needed. I like his chord change fundamentals, and hadn't incorporated a metronome before starting but I see the benefit, and it works. I would recommend Taylor if someone I knew was looking for a teacher.

I signed up for the Guitar Building… I signed up for the Guitar Building Blocks class and have found it useful for a beginning player like myself. It’s like the porridge in the fairy tale as it’s not too simplistic or overly reliant on barre chords and advanced techniques. Taylor has plenty skills and knows how to pass on his knowledge in a friendly manner.

Great Value for everything that is included When you consider the value alone in the building block: chords, strumming, etc and then add in the on line group lessons Taylor does for his students this course price should be much much higher. Taylor has a great personality, is always positive (which you need in a teacher). The reality is that the biggest hurdle in playing guitar is learning to change chords quickly enough to keep up with the music and the muscle memory building system is the best way to do that. I heartily recommend this program.

Excellent course for anyone wanting to learn! The lessons are well put together, I love how each lesson builds on the last one. Taylor has been very pleasant to work with, his weekly live lessons are very informative and enjoyable! I can definitely say my guitar skills have vastly improved thanks to his course! Highly recommend!

Good Course Bad Student I like the format and the guidance. The fact that you can view recordings of weekly lessons as well as song tutorials is a real plus. The pace of going from module to the next completely messed with me...I still haven't gotten through chord picking with no end in sight. Power chords looks super easy but aren't, so stuck there too. Chord changes, while better, are still embarrassingly inconsistent. So overall the course barely got me out of beginner stage and I'm trying to find local in-person lessons and have stopped playing altogether as it was more frustrating than fun.