Supersize your chord knowledge

...and you come across a chord like Bb7 or F#m7.

Maybe you simply have no idea how to play this jumble of letters and numbers.

Or maybe it vaguely rings a bell: didn’t you look up that chord a while ago?

Either way, you need to look up the chord. (Again.)

This might happen to you a lot. You keep getting small pieces of the fret board puzzle: a few chord shapes here and some chord names there.

But because you never really see the big picture, it’s hard to understand how everything fits together and to make things stick.

The truth is, it’s not super difficult to know a lot of chords and to play them all over the neck.

You just need a structured guide to learning all these positions, chord shapes and chord names.

That’s why I created this course.

Chances are, your knowledge of the fretboard is like a patchwork of bits and pieces you’ve picked up over time.

Some positions, note names, chord shapes, fingerings…

This course will help you to take all of that and turn it into a rock solid foundation for playing chords and navigating the fretboard.

It will reinforce what you already know and fill in any gaps in your knowledge. We’ll start with the basics and build your knowledge from there, bit by bit.

Don’t worry, I won’t just throw a bunch of chord shapes at you. Instead, I’ll show you easy ways to remember all the shapes and how they relate to each other. You’ll learn how many chord shapes are just a simple variation of the same thing.

But really, the explanations are just 10% of the course.

The other 90% is all about putting everything you learn into practice. You’ll be playing your guitar throughout the course to make sure you truly understand everything and can use it quickly and confidently. You’ll ingrain all the information on a deep level, to the point you no longer have to think about it.

In short, I want to make sure you remember everything and know how to use it. I explain more about how the course works in the introduction lesson!

Of course, it would be no fun to learn all of this and never try out your new skills. It would be like discovering you’re superman and taking the bus to school or work, instead of flying… So throughout the course, you’ll test-drive what you’ve learned in 23 songs.

You’ll play both practice songs, created especially for this course, as well as ‘real’ songs by artists like John Mayer, Nirvana, the Black Keys and Amy Winehouse.

Summing up, you’ll learn the 96 most important chords by heart, which will allow you to:

• Learn new songs much faster
• Immediately play a song a band mate brings to rehearsal
• Communicate with other musicians more easily
• Write down the chords to (your own) songs

To get down to the nitty gritty details, you’ll:

• Learn to play the 8 most important chord types
• Memorise all the notes on the E string, so you can play these chord types in all keys
• Learn to read chord names and play the right chord immediately

Sound interesting? Check out the first three lessons for free by clicking the button below!

Thinking about getting the full course?

Feel free to give it a try! You’ll like it.

And if not, you can get a full refund within 30 days for any reason (want to play triangle instead / pet kangaroo punched my guitar / look behind you, a three-headed monkey).

Entry requirements: you should be physically capable of playing a barre chord. That’s it. If your barre chords don’t sound perfect, that’s okay! (Pssst: check out these barre chord technique tips and exercises.)

Now, let me put on my used car salesmen hat for a second…

*ahem*

You could spend over 100 dollars each month taking private lessons from a hungover rock star and never learn any of this.

Instead, bring your chord game to the next level for just 19.95 dollars.