Trying to learn the guitar solely through online tutorials can be a
lonely and frustrating experience…

With nobody to talk to, you’re missing out on that sense of community that should be a fundamental part of doing what we’re passionate about.
Plus, you end up trying to teach yourself things that you don’t yet know.

How can you spot where you’re going wrong or need to improve?

How can you take a step back and give yourself sound advice when you’re still learning yourself?

And let’s be honest, no tutor would ever be as brutal as you are on yourself. For some reason, nobody ever gives themselves constructive criticism.

But here’s the truth:

When you waste time telling yourself you’ll never succeed and simply don’t have the talent to learn to play the guitar, you’re actually telling yourself to give up on a dream.

Now, that’s a bad move at any time. But when you’ve already ploughed so much time, effort and money into it, why give up so easily?

Trying to learn to play the guitar online is also limiting.

You want to do more than just copy a few tunes, right?

You want to truly master the guitar, to make those melodies your own and maybe even create your own music.

That’s where Acoustic Ascension comes in – by giving you the skills and confidence to live your dream!

Acoustic Ascension has been specifically designed for people just like you who are keen to learn how to play guitar online but are frustrated by the way most courses stunt progress or fail to offer anything beyond the basics.

It’s a course that delivers key tips and techniques to banish that feeling of being a guitar imposter and gives you the ability and confidence to truly call yourself a guitar player.  

The Journey of Learning Guitar

If you’ve ever tried to learn how to play the guitar, chances are you’ve experienced that initial rush of enthusiasm.

You probably bought your guitar, dived into YouTube tutorials, and pretty soon had the basics nailed. After just a few weeks, though, I imagine you hit a plateau. That’s because online tutorials tend to only take you so far.

With no real feedback or tips on your guitar playing, it stands to reason that you won’t be able to hone your skills, refine your technique and take your guitar playing to the next level.

For many, this is where the journey ends. They think it’s their ability that’s limited. They’re wrong.

The real problem is that most online courses lack the personalized coaching and feedback needed to refine your technique and truly master the instrument. It’s like trying to learn how to drive by playing video games…

If you’ve tried learning to play the guitar online, you’ve most probably gone through several different websites or YouTube channels in search of one that offers more.

Ultimately, though, you’ll have found they all offer a different take on learning the same basic techniques and then leave you hungry for more.

But what's really frustrating is that in those first few days or weeks, you probably felt as though you were really making progress. So, eventually, when you reach the inevitable end of what these video tutorials can offer, the stagnation feels like a real sucker punch – just when you were making progress and having fun along the way.

Thanks to its combination of additional advice and feedback, Acoustic Ascension combines progress and fun. The lessons are engaging and allow you to flourish as a guitarist in the way you hoped when you first arrived home with your freshly bought guitar and a ton of enthusiasm!

 The Acoustic Ascension Difference…

Acoustic Ascension is designed to fill the gaps left by traditional online guitar courses. Whether you’re a complete beginner or have been playing for years, my course is tailored to your needs.

Over six engaging modules, you’ll progress from the basics to advanced techniques, gaining confidence and understanding along the way (and massively increasing your repertoire).

Six comprehensive modules cover everything from chord embellishments to music theory, ensuring a well-rounded guitar education and the confidence that comes with it!