Stop Guessing What to Practice.
Spend one private hour with a GuitarZoom instructor. Get an honest evaluation of your playing, a clear plan for what to work on next, and lifetime access to the courses they recommend.
Steve Stine explains what a Guitar Assessment is, how it works, and why one hour can save you a year of wandering.
You're not short on lessons. You're short on direction.
YouTube has every lick ever played. Courses cover every topic. And yet most players sit down to practice and still don't know what to work on first. So they jump around: a scale here, a song there, a theory video at midnight. Months go by and the playing sounds the same.
The missing piece isn't more content. It's someone who has heard thousands of players, listens to you for an hour, and tells you exactly what will move your playing forward right now.
One hour. Four things you walk away with.
Your instructor listens to you play and assesses technique, rhythm and timing, fretboard knowledge, improvisation and musical understanding. No fluff, no flattery.
Songs and styles you want to play, skills you want, where you feel stuck, and how much practice time you really have.
The specific GuitarZoom courses and materials for you, in the order to study them, and what to focus on first.
Not a trial. Yours to keep and come back to as your playing grows.
How it works
Grab your spot for $97
Normally $300. Checkout takes a minute.
Pick your time
Choose a slot on the instructor calendar that fits your week. You'll get simple prep instructions by email.
Meet your instructor on Zoom
Play, talk, get your plan. Leave the call knowing exactly what to practice next.
The result: clarity, direction, structure.
You know your real level and the two or three things holding you back.
You know what to practice and which courses to study.
You follow a path built around your goals and your schedule, not a one-size curriculum.
Let's be clear about what this is
This is not a prerecorded course. It is not a generic lesson. It is not a fixed curriculum applied to every student.
It is a professional evaluation and planning session with an experienced instructor, designed to give you clear direction so unfocused practice turns into structured progress.
Who you'll be working with
GuitarZoom instructors are professional musicians and educators with extensive teaching experience. Many hold formal degrees in music performance or music education and actively perform across rock, blues, jazz, acoustic and contemporary styles. Their job on this call is simple: assess clearly, guide efficiently, and point you at the skills that will reach your goals fastest.
This is for you if you…
- ✓ Want clear direction on what to practice
- ✓ Feel stuck or unsure whether you're actually improving
- ✓ Want honest, professional feedback on your playing
- ✓ Want help choosing the right courses instead of buying another one and hoping
- ✓ Are serious about improving and want a structured path forward
68% off, for a limited time
A private one-hour Guitar Assessment is normally $300. For a limited time it's $97. Same instructors, same one-hour private session, same personalized learning path. Same lifetime course access.
Questions, answered
Do I need to be a certain level?
No. Beginners get a clear starting point; intermediate and advanced players get the specific fixes that unlock the next level.
What do I need for the call?
A guitar, a device with a camera and Zoom, and a quiet spot. That's it.
What if none of the times work for me?
The calendar covers a range of days and times. If nothing fits, reply to your confirmation email and we'll sort it out.
Is this the GuitarZoom Academy?
No. The Academy is our personalized, professionally guided program. The assessment is a single one-hour session with an instructor. It's the fastest way to find out what you should be working on.
What happens after the call?
You'll have your written learning path and recommended courses. Access to those courses is added to your GuitarZoom account.
One hour from now, you could know exactly what to practice.
Stop collecting lessons. Get a plan.