The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Professional Guitar Player

Welcome to Bulletproof Guitar Player Part 1: Master the Fretboard. This course is designed to give intermediate guitar players the knowledge and skills necessary for progressing to an advanced level of playing.

The main focus of the course is to get you to a level whereby you can visualise the entire fretboard with ease; the benefits of this being that it allows you to play and improvise confidently, in any area of the fretboard. 

This is something that I have seen many guitar courses/free lessons/books neglect, instead opting for 'easy and quick' methods of learning to play the guitar, which are very limiting in the long-run.   

You are about to purchase a downloadable course which you will own forever. Please note that we DO NOT offer refunds for downloadable products.

The building blocks of music theory. Everything that you learn in this section can be applied to the guitar in real-world playing scenarios. There is nothing here that is irrelevant to your development as a musician.

Everything taught in Chords & How to Practice Them is built on what you learn in the Theory Primer section. Through learning diatonic/functional harmony, you will understand how chords work together in the context of major chord progressions. You will also learn how to play 7th chords, play common chord progressions and master triads.

Like the Chords & How to Practice Them section, everything you learn in this section is built on information taught in Theory Primer. Being able to practice scales efficiently (in multiple keys without having to change position) is an invaluable skill to have as a guitar player as it allows you to improvise in any area of the fretboard and visualise the entire scale no matter where you are. 

You will ideally need an electric guitar, although you can also apply the content to acoustic guitar playing if you wish to

The desire to learn fundamental theory and be able to apply it to the guitar

You should be able to read tablature (TAB)

You should have knowledge of basic chord shapes such as barre-chords, power chords and open-string chords

Part 1

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Break through the lost intermediate plateau

Finally break through the 'lost intermediate plateau' that's stunted your progress for years with parts 1 & 2 of Bulletproof Guitar Player.

Take your knowledge further with mini-courses and exciting bonus material added to the site every month. 

Ross, I bought your course recently and I'm writing now to thank you for giving me the joy of playing the guitar again. 

When your channel appeared in my recommendations talking about the ‘John Mayer 7th’ I noticed your extensive musical knowledge and when you mentioned your course I ran to take a look at it. 

As soon as I saw the previews I noticed the fluid, clear way of teaching that you have. I bought without even thinking twice, and it was the best decision I made for my playing. The content is amazing, the price is very affordable, and there are even PDF’s to help even more. 

I’m still in the middle of the course but I can see the results coming, and with it the joy and satisfaction of being able to evolve again, thank you for this course - you literally gave me the excitement of playing music again, words can't express how thankful I am for that.

I've been playing guitar for about 4 years and have taken a few online beginner and intermediate courses. Bulletproof guitar player is by far the best of them, so good in fact that I'm going to go through part one again. I particularly like Ross's explanations which make sense and also that he doesn't focus on one genre like some others do. The course is wide ranging as well and well worth the money.

Bulletproof Guitar Player Part 1: Master the Fretboard

Bulletproof Guitar Player Part 2: Advanced Concepts

Bonus materials added to the extras section of the site, updated every month.

How to Memorise Every Single Note on the Fretboard

Theory Primer

Chords & How to Practice Them

The various improvisational tools taught will give you what you need to turn scales into music and create awesome solos on the spot, which is one thing I see a lot of students get frustrated with. 

How to Practice Scales Efficiently Using the Circle of 4th's

Improvisational Tools You Can Use to Create Interesting Solos Including: Motifs, Intervals in Improvisation, Using Triads in Lead Playing, and Transitioning Between Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales

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