I just bought BGU 2.0 about two weeks ago and am REALLY enjoying it so far. Probably the best product I've seen put together on guitar instruction. I've already made some noticeable progress after getting back into playing 2 months ago following a decade plus layoff.
I have a general question about a good gauge of progress with the program. Obviously, I know everyone is different, but is there a reasonable timeline for progression through various stages of the course if someone is committed to working on it 30-60 minutes a day?
Maybe more specifically for Griff, how long would it take you to teach someone these lessons if giving an individual private instruction?
As an FYI,I feel I'm an average beginner level player.
Kinda related from Griff today...
Wednesday from Griff Hamlin
What do you mean, "finished?"
It's funny how often I'm asked...
"How long should I expect it to take to finish the Blues Guitar Unleashed course?" (or Classic Rock, or Acoustic... insert course name here
But if you spend any time on the forum, you'll see how many people have been through Blues Guitar Unleashed 2, 3, maybe even 4 or 5 times and find something new in it every time they go through.
I have books on my bookshelf that I've had for 30 years and, every once in a while, I crack one open and give them a re-read... and you know what?
You'd be amazed how often I find something new, or at the very least something I missed previously.
But I look at it this way... if I were to take private lessons (or worse, go back to school...) I'd spend tens of thousands of dollars for the information that is contained on my bookshelf (and hard drive)...
And I get to go whenever I want and simply open any of those books or videos up and what was once old is new again.
Right now, if you're like a lot of folks, you have a little extra time on your hands and you may be playing guitar more - that's GREAT!
Don't ignore those lessons or courses that you may have been through before... they can be a treasure trove of new information you missed the first time around.
Talk soon,
Griff