The Ear Training Challenge
Play what you hear — not what you guess. In 5 days, you'll start building the connection between your ear and your fingers.
Starts Monday, January 26th
Join the Free ChallengeNo credit card required. Just your guitar and a few minutes a day.
Sound familiar?
You hear a melody in your head. You know exactly what you want to play — the phrasing, the feel, the vibe.
But when you reach for it on the neck... it's gone.
There's a delay between your ear and your fingers. You end up guessing. Hunting. Playing something "close enough" that doesn't sound like what you heard.
That's not a talent problem. It's a connection problem.
The 3 traps keeping you stuck
Trap #1: Always rhythm. Never the lead.
You can lock down the groove for everyone else. But when it's your turn to solo, you freeze — or play something mechanical.
Trap #2: You hear it, but your hands don't listen.
The idea is in your head. The melody is there. But your fingers can't find it fast enough — so it disappears.
Trap #3: You know theory, but can't make it musical.
Modes, arpeggios, scales — you've studied them all. But when it's time to improvise, none of it comes together.
What if your ear could lead?
In this challenge, you'll learn the "Exercise of Life" — a simple drill that builds the connection between what you hear and what you play.
No music reading. No complex theory. Just a daily practice that rewires how your hands respond to your ears.
What you'll learn
The key center anchor
Learn to hear notes in relationship — not isolation. This is the foundation of everything.
The four chord colors
Major, minor, diminished, augmented — learn to recognize them instantly by sound.
Intervals: the building blocks
Understand the distances between notes so you can hear melodies before you play them.
Comparing intervals
Stop guessing. Start knowing. Learn to distinguish sounds that trip up most players.
Putting it together
Apply what you've learned to a real melody. See how everything connects.
Who's teaching this?
I spent 8 years studying guitar at Tel Aviv University and The New School in New York. Most of that time, ear training, theory, and technique were taught separately — hoping they'd merge someday.
They never did. Until I found the method you'll learn in this challenge.
I've now taught over 1,000 guitarists — from bedroom players to touring pros — how to close the gap between what they hear and what they play.
Ready to start?
Challenge begins Monday, January 26th. 5 days. A few minutes each. Free.
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