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I have had a wonderful time working with NGA. Mike Kennedy makes learning guitar simple and easy to follow. I have been a member for less than a month and I have learned more than I did jumping from video to video on YouTube and Facebook for the last 5 months. I even tried Simply
Guitar but NGA is the best!
I've been struggling to learn guitar on and off as part of my ongoing midlife crisis for about 6 months.
Countless YouTube videos later, and an attempt to learn via a site run by the most famous guitar brand in the world, I was going nowhere.
Less than 10 days with Mike Kennedy teaching me through the The National Guitar Academy and I am flying!
If you're a newbie like me, and have convinced yourself you'll never learn - please use this site.
Not only am I learning, I have never enjoyed practising this much.
I cannot recommend them highly enough. Mr Kennedy is passionate, he loves to teach, and he knows how to make you feel confident.
Give them a try, you'll be happy that you did 🙂
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