Fast Lane is a roadmap for developing rock-solid, effortless technique on guitar – in a fraction of the time it would take using traditional methods.

You’ll get a complete system for understanding how your brain learns motor skills, the essential exercises that actually work, and the practice strategies used by virtuoso musicians worldwide.

And the best part:

Once you apply these principles, your technique will continue to improve naturally – because you’ll understand the mechanics of how skills develop.

I’ll be honest with you…

For years, I struggled with my guitar technique.

I was diligently practicing hours and hours, running through endless technical drills and exercises that my teacher had recommended.

Over and over, my teacher kept telling me: “Sure, progress is slow, but that’s what it’s like for everyone. The only way to get better is to keep doing those hours – in a few years you will overcome those roadblocks, trust me.”

So I kept lumbering my way through those endless drills. It was painfully boring, and hard on the hands too.

But all this work was futile – it did very little to increase my technical ability.

It was only years later that I realized what I was doing was not the way to get better at technique.

Why?

I was spending too much time on similar exercises, rather than focusing on core exercises that are the most essential.

That’s not all:

By learning how my mind was naturally wired and the way that the brain refines motor activity most efficiently, through the interplay of conscious and subconscious processes, I worked out how to drastically increase my technique – while, incredibly, halving the time I was spending on exercises.

Once I studied in detail how high achievers in many fields gain success, it became crystal clear to me how I needed to structure my practice, what exercises I needed to focus on, and what I needed to STOP doing.

And that’s when everything changed.

The step-by-step process contained in this course gives you the exact blueprint for doing this.

By doing this course, you’ll finally get the results you want in your guitar technique so you can start focusing on the music – rather than on your hands.

If you wanted a shortcut to mastering guitar technique, you’ve just found it.