Guitarists who already know their shapes, scales, licks, and some theory - but still feel stuck when improvising. If you’ve taken courses, watched tutorials, and still can’t solo the way you want to sound, this is for you.

Twice a month. Every other Thursday at 5pm EST.

But don’t worry if you can’t make it. Replays are posted in Solo School, and you can always send in your questions ahead of time for me to answer on the call.

The Zoom Calls are not the structured lessons. They’re more like open office hours.

Students hop on, ask questions, and I answer / demonstrate.

Sometimes it turns into a spontaneous lesson. Other times I answer 5–10 questions back to back.

But you don’t need to attend live at all. All the calls are recorded, and most students watch the replay on their own time.

The actual structured lessons are part of the weekly Guided Challenges.

You can go through them anytime you want, on your own schedule. Some students might be on challenge 1, some might be on challenge 5. You’ll never “miss” a lesson, and you don’t need to be online at any specific time to follow along. If you want me to answer something for you on a call, you can just send in your question beforehand and watch the reply later.

Plus, you can post a solo or ask for feedback any time inside the community.

Solo School was built to work no matter where you are or what your schedule looks like. No one is behind, late, or missing anything inside Solo School.

Yes, and you're not alone.

The majority of members in Solo School already bought at least one of my courses in the past.

That’s actually why I built this version of Solo School.

Because going through a course is one thing, but turning it into actual melodic playing takes structure, practice, feedback, and guidance.

Solo School gives you that.

You’ll still get access to all my courses inside the platform (even the new ones). But the core of Solo School is the system, the weekly challenges, and access to me and my trained coaches when you get stuck.

Solo School complements the courses.

No. It’s not a speed program.

The goal is to help you sound more melodic, more expressive, and more intentional when you solo — regardless of speed.

-You’ll be focusing on things like:

-Phrasing

-Chord tone targeting

-Rhythmic structures / space

-And building solos that feel musical and that you actually enjoy hearing back.

That said, if you do want to work on speed or technique, I’m always happy to help - and HAVE helped many Solo School students. I can 100% help you get faster and shred, but this is not a shred program. (and you also have free access to my Speed Builder course)

Also fine. The program is self-paced. You can catch up at anytime. Everyone is on a different schedule.

You won’t fall behind, and you won't miss anything.

Solo School is best for players who already know scales, shapes, chords, licks, basic theory, and can play some basic solos.

You should definitely know how to move around the Pentatonic scale, box 1.

If you’ve been playing for a few years, know some scales, and can improvise a bit (but don’t love how you sound),

you’re probably a perfect fit.

Students in solo school have been playing between 3 years and 40+ years.

I don’t recommend this program for anyone playing less than 2 years.

You can join quarterly (every 3 months) or annually (save almost $200). About 30% of the current Solo School students are on Annual plans, but 3 Months is enough time to see real transformation without a full year commitment.

If you're on the 3 month plan, you can cancel anytime before your next billing cycle in your own dashboard.

With a 3 month plan, you get charged every 3 months until you cancel.

With a yearly plan, you get charged once every year, until you cancel.

Not really. Solo School is designed for a player who already knows basic scales, chords, and theory. It’s not for total beginners.

If you've been playing less than 2 years, this program is not for you.

If you can play the Pentatonic scale very well, a few licks, maybe another scale or two, and you know how to bend, then you'll do fine in this program.

It's an ongoing membership. If you choose quarterly (every 3 months) you'll be charged every 3 months until you cancel. You can cancel on your own in your dashboard.

If you join the Annual plan, you'll be charged once every year, until you cancel.

There are no commitments or contracts. You can cancel anytime you want before your next billing cycle.

Most programs throw a mountain of content at you and leave you to figure it out. Solo School gives you clear structure, live guidance, a powerful system that actually works, and a incredibly supportive community to go through it with. It’s about internalizing the skill of improvisation, not just collecting more info.

As far as I know, no program like this exists, and the few students who have already gone through my new system have all said they've never seen anything like it.

It took me YEARS to figure out HOW to teach improvisation, and it took me almost a year to figure out how to implement it into a system that is easy to follow.

It's also the only place where I talk about, teach, and demonstrate my exact phrasing methods. All the little tricks and frameworks I use to solo and improvise are all taught in Solo School.

These are ideas i've never shared in any of my other courses, or interviews, or random lessons online.

I don't hold anything back in Solo School.

You can literally ask me any questions you want.

A few students have told me that the only reason they stay subscribed, is because they can ask me questions.

Most players start hearing real improvement in their solos within 4 weeks, but the full transformation usually happens over a 3-month period. That’s why Solo School is set up as a quarterly membership. So you can actually go deep, build muscle memory, and internalize the system instead of rushing through it.

You can cancel anytime after three months, but most of the current students in Solo School have been members for an average of 8 months.

This won’t compete. It’ll enhance everything else. It’s not about learning more in Solo School, it’s about applying what you already know through structure and real practice.

The system is designed for busy guitarists. Whenever you have a few minutes to practice, you turn on the system, and follow along.

You don't need to think, you just follow, and all the practice and muscle building and technique and automation will happen in real time.

If you need to take a month or two off, you won't miss out on anything. You can always re-start where you left off.

Yes, you can always cancel your membership by clicking "cancel" inside your dashboard. It's very easy.

If you're on the quarterly plan, you can cancel anytime before your next billing cycle (3 months from now) and if you're on the annual plan, you can cancel anytime before the year ends.

If you don't cancel, then you'll be charged again automatically.