Whether you are a Beginner, Re-starter, Teacher, or Dedicated Student of Guitar, the i Luv Guitar Lesson Library is a lesson vault that gives you access to everything found on i Love Guitar, plus sequenced paths for Ground ◊ Theory ◊ Technics ◊ Chords ◊ Scales ◊ Arpeggios ◊ Reading ◊ Practice. And, bunches of free files.

The space is built through 20 years of research & testing.

Yes, our approach is different, &, it's not for everyone. i Luv Guitar is suitable as a supplemental module to existing study methods, yet it can stand on its own. Many students print out what we have & take it to their teachers.

We all know that we have a lot of options for learning to play guitar. We encourage everyone to explore every avenue, & to use as many sources as you deem worthwhile for your advancement as a guitarist. Even, if at the same time. That's what we did. We can learn from everyone.

Here's what Frank & Sam say about the space:

"This is a general comment on how stunned I am at the content on the subscription site. Just the simple code “12 1 7 5 2 221-2221” does so much to demystify the guitar! But it’s not just the quality of the content, it’s the presentation style. The article on surfaces and motors is exactly what I needed to read while I’m learning a new picking style. Your videos deserve some kind of award for “saying” so much with so little." - Frank

"Cheers. Was looking for something like this. I was all over the place with random free lessons on the web… This looks great, coherent and extensive, thanks again." - Sam

There are no 'short-cuts'. It's called simple study over the course of a life-time. This site is not about playing your favorite riffs tomorrow. That's easy, & if you assimilate even 24.7% of what's on i Luv Guitar, you can do that automatically.

We invite you to take a look around the i Luv Guitar site with a Free 15 day pass.

If what you see will work for you as a student [or teacher], join for one year for the cost of a few guitar
lessons =$39 for one year access & not automatically re-billed].

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i Luv Guitar Systems...

• Weave in advanced ideas that speed up technical & musical development.
• Set the stage for your exploration into any type of style.
• Offer solid footing for understanding everything else you'll ever see. Seriously.
• Include a media rich environment without talking head videos. YouTube is the source for that. And, when you watch videos, you'll have scientific reference points to assess what you see.
• Include precise graphics, videos, audio files, razor sharp explanations, & printable PDFs. Each lesson page also prints real nice.

What Jim says:

"My initial take on the site is that it is excellent. I think you have done a great job refining your teaching into this format. I have been going through the site in the exact sequence you established. I read each page online, and print out each page afterward. At this point I am at the section titled The Leave. The videos you offer are great – I very much like the design of them – they are tight, focused, and exact. Very Zen . . ." - JS

Paths

1. Ground · Tuning, Hand Symbols, On Practicing, On Improvising, Metronome
2. Theory · Simplified Numbering System, Derivative/Parallel
3. Technics · Getting Comfortable, Fretting, Strumming, Picking
4. Chords · Chord Puzzles with insight into strumming & changing chords. CAGED system.
5. Scales & Melody · Easy to Understand System with Linear & Fixed Position Explorations. Artistic audio tracks for learning to improvise.
6. Arpeggios · Finger Logic System that enables you to work the entire fretboard.
7. Reading Music · A System that has never been seen anywhere. We've seen absolutely mind boggling advancement take place using this system. If you've wanted to learn to read music, this alone is worth the tuition.
8. Practice · Total Experience Guidelines, Exercises, & Practice Circuits. Blocks, Wheels, & more.

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