If you're looking for the best electric guitar lessons in Salt Lake City you're in the right place!
Guitar Lessons For Experienced Electric Guitar Players
😕 Can play but don't know what you're doing musically?
🎸 Played for years but still get lost on the fretboard?
😩 Freeze up when someone is watching
🔁 Feel like you're playing the same stuff over and over
👉 You're not alone and you're not broken. You're just missing a clear structured path forward.
26YR
EXPERIENCE
12,480
TEACHING HOURS
2,477
GUITARISTS SERVED
I can transform your guitar playing in 90 days
What if 90 days from now, you could look at the fretboard and finally understand what you're doing? 😎🤘
What if soloing wasn’t guesswork—and jamming didn’t make you freeze up or feel exposed? 😬
If you're ready to fix the missing pieces and finally play with confidence, clarity, and creativity—what are you waiting for? 🤷♂️
What To Expect With Electric Guitar Lessons At SLC Guitar
WARNING
At Intermediate and advance levels we only teach rock, blues, & heavy metal
What Makes SLC Guitar Different?
My holistic multi-dimensional method will systematically build their:
🤹 skills, 🧠 knowledge, and 🧑🎨 creativity.
Average Teachers | SLC Guitar |
|---|---|
Uses generic method books | Custom built curriculum around electric guitar |
Lessons are random and disorganized | Leveled system that builds upon the last |
Slow progress & boring | Fast progress and exciting |
Little to no support between lessons | World class custom learning platform with videos, skill tracking and leaderboards |
Players who teach as a side gig | Expert in the art and science in how the brain learns |
Why SLC GUITAR is the #1 Choice For Electric Guitar Lessons
Even the best guitar lessons fail if the student is set up for failure... At SLC Guitar I've built a world class online guitar academy to help you succeed whether you're in class or at home!
What Other Players Are Saying
5 Pitfalls That Will Keep Intermediate Players Stuck
1. You’ve Got Chops—But No Clarity
You can play, sure—but do you actually understand what you're doing musically? Without that deeper understanding, your playing always feels random and disconnected.
2. You’ve Developed Hidden Bad Habits
Without feedback, bad habits creep in—poor technique, sloppy rhythm, or always defaulting to the same licks. These habits feel normal… but quietly sabotage your progress. And the worst ones? They're the ones you don't even know you have.
3. You Mess Around... and Call It Practice
It’s not about how much you practice, but what and how. Without structure, most players just recycle the same stuff over and over and call it practice.
4. You Don't Know How to Apply What You've Learned
You’ve maybe got some theory, scales, or a few songs under your belt—but when it’s time to jam or improvise, it falls apart. You’ve collected knowledge without a way to use it.
5. You're Doing It Alone
No one reaches any level of expertise without the help of others. YouTube & books can't give feedback. Without an expert coach to spot your blind spots and map out your next steps, it’s no wonder most players hit a wall.
Check out a few amazing student transformations
Kaden started at SLC Guitar
only being able to play a few chords
Now he can play anything he wants!
Brooke started at SLC Guitar
only being able to play a few chords...
Now she shreds!
Randy had lessons at another guitar school for 5 yrs
and was STILL at a low level of playing...
Now he rocks!
Frequently Asked Questions
For smaller kids (under 5-7) they do much better with a 3/4 size guitar. As far as an acoustic or electric type of guitar, it's ALWAYS better to go with the one that excites them the most so they are more motivated to practice. If they aren't sure yet which one they will like we are happy assess this in your free consultation.
The youngest we work with is 5 yrs old but it depends on maturity and focus ability of the student.
Yes. There are 3 main ways to read music. We'll start them on the easiest and as we build competence and skills move them through harder notations.
This is a myth. (Probably started by the piano teachers...)
It's best to start on whichever instrument your kids is most excited to learn as they will be more motivated to practice and earn their skills.
It depends on the type of program the student is in but our most popular program has a FLEX SCHEDULE which means you can move your lesson day/time to accommodate your schedule with at least 12 hr notice. Most of our lessons are after 4pm
Unlike traditional music lessons with a 1 size fits all approach we have many programs, various formats (online, in-person, or both) and frequency options so it will depend. Contact us to day and we'd be happy to see if SLC Guitar is right for you!
Totally normal!
Our system makes it really easy for parents so they know exactly how to support / help their kids at home so they succeed.
Contact us today
FOR A FREE CONSULTATION / ASSESSMENT OF YOUR SKILLS
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