Stop Wondering What You Should Be Practicing Next.

There’s so much material out there… it’s kind of crazy.

You can spend hours jumping from one exercise to the next, always wondering:
Is this the right thing? Should I be practicing something else?

And before you know it, you’re stuck — not because you’re not practicing,
but because you’re constantly second-guessing what to practice.

But honestly?
It’s not really about the material.

What actually makes the difference is how you practice.

In this course, I’m sharing my favorite exercises, plus the tips and tricks I use myself and with my students — so you can finally build a practice routine that feels clear, focused, and actually moves you forward. 🎸

Hi!

I’m Tina, a jazz guitar player from Berlin. I’ve been playing and studying jazz guitar for many years — in Amsterdam, Paris, and Hamburg — taking countless lessons and playing many sessions along the way.

And still, for a long time, I felt stuck. Not because I didn’t care or didn’t put in the effort, but because I didn’t have a clear way of practicing that actually worked.

Sometimes everything would fall into place — I’d play a solo, feel great, and think, yes, this is it. But then suddenly, the next day, it felt like I wasn’t improving at all. Everything I played sounded flat, uninspired, and I didn’t know what to do about it.

So I kept going. I stayed curious, stayed patient, and became resilient — trying different approaches, learning from different teachers, and slowly understanding what truly makes a difference. Not just what to practice, but how to practice.

Over the years — and through decades of teaching — I started collecting exercises, refining them, and replacing them with better ones. These are the same exercises I’ve used with my students again and again, because they simply work. They are easy to understand, practical, and designed to help you get unstuck and actually move forward.

This program is built from that process — a simple, structured way of working that helped me grow, and that I now want to share with you.

If you have a looper, I really encourage you to use it during the course.

It’s a simple and powerful way to practice —
and it will help you hear your playing in a more musical context.

But don’t worry if you don’t have one.

You can easily use your smartphone to record yourself
and work with the exercises in the same way.

👉 What matters is not the equipment —
it’s that you can hear yourself and stay engaged with what you’re practicing.