Guitar Mastery MethodReviews of guitarmasterymethod.com

I came into GuitarMasteryMethod, with some background in playing guitar. I had played for many years but then laid it aside form many years. The experience I have had has been rewarding on several levels. Excellent, insructors who are active in the music business. Incredible courses for all levels of players from novice to professional, many of which are self paced. Very affordable. I truly am grateful for how GMM has excellerated my playing.

Charlie Wallace and his team have come up with dumb downed version of unlocking the fretboard that is far beyond everything else. When you take physiology physics mind training and reinforce of learning thru the eyes first then the hands and next your mind creating brand new happy fun learning experience. Put in the work and use the knowledge by practice hands on daily

GMM was able to get me from playing the Pentatonic scale in one position on the guitar fret board to soloing utilizing the entire fret board and how to make it sound musical. They break it down in easy steps with recorded and live sessions. They have also created a very helpful community of other students who are very helpful.

I have always loved the guitar and wanted to learn to play, but always thought it was for gifted people. Ones that just can naturally play and get it differently than others. I decided to get a guitar, and quickly realized that I was not that gifted person. I went onto YouTube and attempted to learn songs and for a while tried to follow the memorizing techniques they were teaching. I realized that I have the memory of a goldfish, and that wasn’t going to work either so I eventually just quit and went back to doing the things that I loved, including the gym, which training 6 times a week was easy for me. Listening to my favorite metal solos would always bring me back to I want to be good at this so badly, but it’s just way too hard. I had signed up for GMM on just one section of the class and I couldn’t even do 30bpm spiders for a very long time so I quit again. Then came the 66 day challenge last October, and everything changed. Breaking down the mechanics of things I had to learn before I could ever play anything was what I needed. I did the lessons every single day, and just kept improving 1 bpm per day until I was significantly better by the end of the 66 days. Much less string misses, much less buzzing. I still practice the exercises every single day. I continue to get better. I never did think I’d get past the spiders. Then came the learning the fretboard and how it will help me play the solos that I knew I could never memorize. Understanding the fretboard and how it works and how to change keys and learning about major and minor notes and how to use them has been incredibly fun and will eventually have me playing with meaning and someday shredding. I am absolutely obsessed with my guitars now and look forward to getting home and playing and actually sounding musical to a backing track and now knowing where to play per backing track. I have never met, or even spoken to Charlie, Eddie, Lexi and Mike, but I feel like I know them, and I can really feel how much they want to see all succeed. Teaching is truly their calling. I’m so happy that I chose to be part of the VIP program and so look forward to learning more with them. It has been so much fun and I have a place to feel peace and happiness in a fast paced world. I guarantee I will hit all of my goals, as they are giving me all of the tools that are easy to understand. Thank you so much Charlie for the work that you put into this, and for your passion for teaching. It means a lot to me.

I've owned a guitar for years and sometime in 2022/3ish I decided I'm going to learn how to play this damn thing for real. Played every day and never really progressed beyond exercises and some snippets/riffs from songs I like. I've purchased quite a few books (a couple are actually useful) but the information was really not much more than exercises- bits and pieces of theory with no explanation of how to actually use it (that clicked with me anyway). October 2025 I by chance happened across Guitar Mastery Method and their Guitar Fastlane 66 program, a couple weeks late, but hey, let's give it a try. The live community and weekly live sessions made me actually excited about the goal for every day. Then the mind 1 (theory) season came so I joined the GMM VIP club because I wanted to keep the good vibe going. Boom... here's where the broken pieces put together part comes in... alot the "exercises" I was doing are actually part of something bigger, I just didn't realize it. I can't believe how fast it clicked all the sudden. Long story short, I've improved dramatically more in 6 months with GMM than any other material I've tried over the last few years. The whole real time community involvement and support is just something you have to experience. Definitely recommend stopping in and checking it out.

I actually have paid for membership in the past to the National Guitar Academy and Justin Guitar, Campfire Guitar, I think Mike was there. The best by far to learn the most is the Guitar Mastery Method with Charlie, Eddie, Mike, and Lexi, etc. It all started with a book I read by Charlie…I’m 63 years old so this journey has been great….I wanted to play for my mom but she passed in January…the journey continues…..Michael Kozenczak

I went thru not being able to play hardly anything on the guitar to being able to solo up and down the neck in a matter of months. They gang they have at Guitar Mastery Method are unbelievable. The live lessons are great. All the knowledge that you have available to you in the VIP Members area is fantastic. The community is outstanding. You can feel comfortable asking questions and knowing that you are going to get some great feedback.

The community and the learning experience at GMM are fantastic. The live calls every Sunday are also helpful. The daily assignments in the courses really help you make progress. If you commit to it and practice, you’ll really improve and get better. It’s different from just watching video tutorials, where you’re on your own and have to figure out the answers to your questions by yourself.