Level 2! Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Ukulele, Guitalele ALL AGES

Thank you for taking some time to find out about my Level 2! Rock Out For Beginners Class.

These classes are suitable for anyone who would like to brush up on their guitar abilities or is picking up the guitar for the first time.

To gain access to this class, all learners must complete my level 1 Rock Out for Beginners program first. Each level of my Rock Out for Beginners program builds necessary skills for intermediate and advanced guitar abilities. You don't want to skip any of the steps or classes. Each level will help you become an impressive and highly knowledgeable guitarist. 

In this class you will learn:

1. How to master level 1 program material. There was quite a bit of knowledge and skill that I taught during level 1. I will be working hard alongside all of my students to make sure everyone is prepared for level 2.

2. Two popular, level 2 rock riffs. There are many important riffs all guitarists should know. I'll be introducing two that will impress friends and family. 

3. Three finger chords. In level 1 I covered 2 finger chords. In level 2 you'll learn 3 finger chords. All the chords I teach are absolutely necessary to know if you want to be able to play some of your favorite songs. 

4. Eight beat strumming patterns. In level 1 I taught four beat strumming patterns. In level 2 I'll introduce you to eight beat strumming patterns. The more complicated the strumming pattern the more skill will be required. I will show you an easy way to master some very complicated rhythms.

5. How to build fluency with your guitar playing. It's one thing to be able to play a wide variety of riffs and songs. It's another to have mastered a few. I will be showing some tips and tricks I use that have taken my guitar skills to the next level and beyond. 

6. How to refine your finger positions across the fret board. One of the most important abilities any amazing guitarist must possess must be that of precision and perfection. Refining and honing your finger agility is highly important to becoming a diverse and well rounded player.