Welcome to SkeetGuitar.

Most guitar instruction is focused on 'more'—more songs, more speed, more noise. But if you’ve hit a plateau, 'more' isn't the answer.

Here, we take The Steady Path.

I help beginners and returning players move past frustration by focusing on the diagnostics of play. We treat songs as vehicles for transferable skills, focusing on the mechanics of ease so that the music can finally take care of itself.

If you are looking for a grounded, low-pressure environment to build a real foundation, you’ve found it.

Join the Community: For those who want to dive deeper into these mechanics between my weekly lessons, I host The Steady Practice Club—a private membership designed to turn 'messy' practice into consistent, musical progress.

Join the Club here: youtube.com/@SkeetGuitar/join

One small, clean step at a time.


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Which myth has held you back the most?

10 hours ago | [YT] | 2

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You’ve probably heard these “rules” before… the kind that sound right, but quietly slow you down.

This Sunday’s lesson is a proper reality check: 4 acoustic myths, busted with quick live demos so you can hear the truth for yourself.

Which one do you want me to tackle first: full songs, loud strumming, capos, or metronomes?

3 days ago | [YT] | 5

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Here’s your weekend reset: 2 minutes a day, one simple pattern, no perfection.

If you can do that for a week, you’re back in motion — and motion beats motivation every time.

Want me to make a proper 7-day plan for your exact level? Comment: BEGINNER or INTERMEDIATE.

5 days ago | [YT] | 2

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When you feel like quitting, what’s usually the real problem?

1 week ago | [YT] | 7

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New lesson today: Ready to quit? Give it 7 days.

If you’ve picked up the acoustic guitar lately and thought “what’s the point?” — this one’s for you. Not motivation. Just simple movement that gets your hands working again and gives you an instant win.

Question: what’s the main thing that’s making you feel stuck right now?

1 week ago | [YT] | 3

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Most players chase new chords when what they really need is more control over one.

This weekend: pick one chord and play it four ways — softer, louder, slower, then with a gentle swell. Same chord. Different emotion.

Which chord are you choosing?

1 week ago | [YT] | 1

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When you play a single chord, what do you want it to feel like most?

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

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New lesson today: 1 chord, 1000 emotions.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, this is your reset: one simple chord, then a few tiny changes that make it feel hopeful, tense, bittersweet, or calm — without making it harder.

Question: what’s the one chord that hits you hardest emotionally?

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 1