An introduction to the guitar. Learn the parts of a guitar. Nail the tuning of your guitar to get the best sound. Flex and warm up your hands and the process will become much easier. Learn how to practice efficiently so you can progress so much faster.

Build a strong foundation for your fretting and picking hands and coordination between them. Learn to synchronize both hands.

Learn what scales actually are and why they are important for a guitar player. Play melodic exercises in major scale which will help you start to understand music and improve the coordination between your hands even further.

Learn the minor scale and how it is different than the major scale. Play melodic exercises in minor scale, improve the coordination between your hands even more. You’ll start getting more confident with the basic exercises

This is where the fun starts. It’s time to make use of the basic foundations, major and minor scales you’ve learned up to this point. Play your first guitar riffs using the major and minor scales. This will start improving your musical imagination and start showing you a way for creating your own riffs. 

This chapter will show you a 10 minute daily practice routine that you are going to start your practice session for the next few days. Playing this routine once for the following few days will incredibly improve your accuracy, control over the instrument, stamina, speed and coordination.

We can’t think of the modes as individual shapes. There are certain ways we can use to combine them together. The relative and parallel approach to modes enlightened me when I first learned them. I believe these will open a new perspective for you as a musician.​

Play your first two beautiful guitar melodies using the knowledge like scales and note values you’ve learned so far. Improve your ear, coordination of your hands and basic skills while having fun.

A chord is three or more notes played together at the same time. In this section you will learn about basic chords, easy way of transition between them and explore the harmony, the beautiful sound of the guitar. 

Learn even more chords and easy way of transition between them. After practicing chord transitions and chord progressions, you will learn your first song that you can practice and play with backing tracks.​

Learn even more chords and easy way of transition between them. Discover distinct sound of each individual open chord. After learning these chords you will be able to play most of the songs using chord charts.

Play your second song using all the chords and transitions you’ve learned so far. It’s will be a great guide for you to try your own progressions and compose your own basic songs.

It’s time to nail the infamous barre chords! We’ve built the muscle memory you need to play them without having pains until know. So it will be so much easier for you to learn it than 12 days ago!

Hammer-on and pull-off are great techniques to play mellow and incredibly fast licks once you learn them well. While they are the foundation of an advanced technique called legato, they sound amazing on their own as well. This will also improve your left hand coordination hand empower your fingers greatly.

Express yourself on the guitar soulfully with the help of slide and tapping technique. Both technique will improve your articulation and feeling. Tapping will unlock a gate to reach incredibly high speeds.

Best way to enhance the feeling is using string bending and vibrato. In this section you’ll build a strong foundation on both techniques, learn the common mistakes and how you can avoid them.

The easiest scale to learn, play licks and improvise is the minor pentatonic scale. It’s the first scale that most guitarists learn but the problem is they don’t learn how to use it well and creatively. You will build a strong foundation on the Minor Pentatonic Scale and play “Sad Blues Lick”. And if you want to crush it with even more speed, concepts and fresh ideas you can study our Guitar Mastermind Method course.

Play exercises, licks and improvise in the major pentatonic scale. You will build a strong foundation on the Major Pentatonic Scale and play “Chicago Blues Lick”. And if you want to crush it with even more speed, concepts and fresh ideas you can study our Guitar Mastermind Method course.

In Day 18 you’ll first learn the relationship between major and minor pentatonic scales. Then you’ll play your first guitar solo using all the techniques, knowledge and muscle memory you’ve acquired so far!

Learn a new guitar solo using all the concepts, techniques and muscle memory you’ve earned so far. Improve your ear, understanding of how to use the knowledge you’ve earned, your hand coordination, articulation and expresiveness.

Explore the notes on the fretboard, learn to find their places easily and fast. Learn intervals which create the vibe, the harmony and the feeling of a chord or a melody.

Harmonize major scale. Learn the order of chords and what chords can be used in any major scale. This is information is great for creating your own chord progressions and you will use them once you want to play advanced techniques like sweep picking, legato and more in the future.

Add one more note to the basic chords and explore a world of new sounds. Learn minor7, major7, dominant7, Suspended and Hendrix Chords.

Hear the 4 note chords in action. Play your third song using them by arpeggiating and strumming. 

Every musician should know 12 bar blues chord progression. It’s easy to play in any jam session along with other musicians. In this section you’ll master the chord progression and learn to play it in Shuffle Rhythm.

Play 12 bar blues chord progression using minor 7 chords. Learn to play the blues ballad vibe, play it arpeggiated or strummed.

Start your journey on Texas Blues. Play single string melodies that follow the 12 bar blues chord progression. A simple version of Stevie Ray Vaughan style. Learn to use chromatics between chord transitions to add more spice.

Play arpeggiated and funky blues using the dominant 7 chords. Add the chromatics for more spice. Explore this fun and exciting way to play 12 bar blues.

Turnaround melodies are used to connect each loop of 12 bar blues chord progression. They may be used as an intro or an outro to a song as well. Play example turnaround melodies and learn how you can place them in any 12 bar blues chord progression.

Learn a new song and play it using minor 7 chords. Playing this blues ballad will show you a way to create your songs using the 12 bar blues progression and minor 7 chords while improving your accuracy and arpeggiating and strumming skills.

Add new fun techniques to your arsenal. Learn Natural, Tap and Artificial Harmonic (pinch harmonic squel, scream) techniques. They are great techniques to add more expression to your playing varying from naive and soft to aggressive feelings.