You can tell if this applies to you if…

• You’re just starting out and don't have any bad habits yet.
• You've had some lessons but it's been a while and you'd like to start from the very beginning.
• You've learned some guitar from friends or other sources and you'd like to go back and get a solid foundation.

Recommendation: Start here…

>> Beginner’s Journey Roadmap

You can tell if this applies to you if…

• You had the equivalent of 6 months to a year of guitar lessons.
• You've been playing guitar for a year or more and have been learning on your own or from friends.
• You can play basic open chords and can strum and change chords on time reasonably well.
• You know some bar chords but you're still working on getting them to sound good.

Recommendations:

1. If you don’t mind some review start here: >> Beginner’s Journey Roadmap (you can always skip over steps).

2. Spend time each day on the current Monthly Practice Plan (also available from the main dashboard). This is the easiest and most efficient to get a well rounded guitar practice routine. 

3. You may want to go through the Rapid Learn System 101 and Rapid Learn System 102. This 10 week program (you can go faster) includes many fundamental concepts that would help you learn faster as you progress.

You can tell if this applies to you if…

• You have had the equivalent of 1 to 2 years of guitar lessons.
• You've been playing for several years on your own or learning from friends.
• You can play most open chords and major/minor bar chords with a fair amount of ease and clarity.
• Most of the time you can change chords without slowing down or fumbling while playing songs and chord progressions.
• You can improvise over basic chord changes with 3 or 4 chords.
• Can play basic fingerpicking patterns

Recommendations:

Spend time each day on the current Monthly Practice Plan (also available from the main dashboard). This is the easiest and most efficient to get a well rounded guitar practice routine. Learn more here

If you haven't mastered bar chords yet, I strongly recommend Bar Chord Mastery Boot Camp.

3. Want to improvise (solo)... Improvisat​​​​ion FastTrack 101

4. If you’re new to fingerpicking start with Fingerpicking Magic 101. Improve your fingerpicking and learn some new patterns with Fingerpicking Magic 102. 

5. If you’re ready to try something more exotic check out the New Flamenco Mini Course or Spani​​​​sh Guitar Fingerpicking Style.

Feel free to explore. These courses and more are available in Real Guitar U (as in University).