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BREAK THROUGH THE FRETBOARD PLATEAU
You know some chords. You know some scales. You’ve learned riffs, licks, patterns, and songs. So why does the fretboard still feel disconnected?
When it’s time to actually play, you may still find yourself returning to the same familiar places on the neck.
The problem isn’t necessarily that you need more information.
You need a better way to connect what you already know.
That’s what the Free Fretboard Freedom Challenge is designed to help you do.
In six short lessons, you’ll begin seeing the neck as one connected musical landscape—using simple visual landmarks, directions, and relationships that help you understand where you are and where you can go next.
The goal isn’t to give you another pile of patterns to memorize. It’s to help you start using what you already know with greater freedom, confidence, and direction.
It’s completely free. Start the Challenge and see what opens up.
START THE FREE FRETBOARD FREEDOM CHALLENGE
➜**Fretboard Freedom Challenge**
What Students are saying
Manoj Tandon
Eight years ago, my son and I started learning guitar together as he was interested in learning the instrument and I had always tinkered with the idea but never really thought of executing on it. Eight years have been quite a journey, led by our patient guide and teacher Drew Bentley. Without his patience and guidance, we would have been lost. In the age of the internet, there is much information on the mechanics of playing available online. Mechanics, though important, in and of themselves, give you little capability to make music. Music is not mechanical; it is an expression of rhythm, melody, and human emotion. Each person’s formulation of the three elements is a unique expression. To bring out that unique expression to its pinnacle, in the student, is to reveal the musician within. A very difficult task that requires deep knowledge of music, great judgment to determine how to best progress an individual, and patience and persistence to ingrain the proper teachings. Drew has all of those qualities and we thus sometimes refer to him as guitar sage. We have been fortunate to have had and continue to have his guidance in our own journey to reveal the musician within.
-Manoj T.
David F.
The guitar lessons with Drew have been a great experience. I have been playing for 27 years and quickly noticed an improvement in my playing and musical understanding. He is very knowledgeable in music theory, rock, blues, jazz, and practical techniques to improve one’s playing. I am very impressed with his ability to read the student to teach the guitar in a way that is easy to understand and to get the absolute most out of every lesson. He provides a how and why understanding so that the lessons are easy to remember. The lessons have been focused on meeting my interests and renewed my enjoyment in playing.
-David F.
J.D. S.
The guitar lessons with Drew have been a great experience. I have been playing for 27 years and quickly noticed an improvement in my playing and musical understanding. He is very knowledgeable in music theory, rock, blues, jazz, and practical techniques to improve one’s playing. I am very impressed with his ability to read the student to teach the guitar in a way that is easy to understand and to get the absolute most out of every lesson. He provides a how and why understanding so that the lessons are easy to remember. The lessons have been focused on meeting my interests and renewed my enjoyment in playing.
-J.D. S.
YOU KNOW SOME CHORDS. YOU KNOW SOME SCALES. SO WHY DOES THE FRETBOARD STILL FEEL DISCONNECTED?
If you’ve been playing guitar for a while, chances are you already know more than you think. You may know some chords, a few scale positions, riffs, licks, and songs—but when it’s time to actually use the whole fretboard, you still find yourself returning to the same familiar places.
The problem isn’t necessarily that you need more information.
You need a better way to connect what you already know.
The Free Fretboard Challenge will help you start seeing the neck as one connected musical landscape—so you can move around the guitar with more confidence, understand where you are, and begin turning familiar shapes into actual music.
WHAT YOU’LL GET IN THE FREE FRETBOARD FREEDOM CHALLENGE
Over six short lessons, you’ll begin building a more connected view of the fretboard—one step at a time.
A NEW WAY TO SEE THE NECK
Start using simple visual landmarks and relationships to orient yourself on the fretboard instead of relying only on memorized patterns.
DIRECTION INSTEAD OF CONFUSION
Learn to think about where you can move next—up, down, across, and through the fretboard—so you’re not always trapped in the same familiar places.
CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE SHAPES YOU ALREADY KNOW
Begin seeing how familiar scale positions, notes, and shapes relate to one another across the neck.
OCTAVES & FRETBOARD LANDMARKS
Use octave relationships and recognizable reference points to find your way around the guitar more naturally.
PUT IT INTO ACTUAL MUSIC
The goal isn’t simply to understand the diagrams. You’ll apply these ideas to your playing so the fretboard starts becoming something you can actually use.
DOWNLOADABLE PRACTICE MATERIALS
You’ll have visual resources and practice materials to reinforce the concepts as you work through the Challenge.
SIX DAYS. ONE CONNECTED FRETBOARD.
And the entire Challenge is completely free.
START THE FREE CHALLENGE
HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN 6 DAYS
Over six days, you’ll begin looking at the fretboard in a different way.
Instead of treating the neck as a collection of separate shapes and positions, you’ll start exploring the relationships that connect those ideas across the guitar.
The challenge is designed to help you recognize useful landmarks, see familiar material from a wider perspective, and begin developing a more connected view of the fretboard.
You don’t need to memorize everything at once.
You just need to start seeing how the pieces fit together.
READY TO SEE THE FRETBOARD DIFFERENTLY?
You don’t need another pile of disconnected information.
You need a way to start connecting what you already know—and a clear path for seeing how the pieces fit together.
The Fretboard Freedom Challenge is free, takes just six days, and is designed to give you a new perspective on the neck that you can begin using immediately in your own playing.
Start the Free Fretboard Freedom Challenge and take the first step toward seeing the neck as one connected musical landscape.
✨ What You’ll Get in This Free 6-Day Challenge:
✔️ **A clear, no-fluff system to unlock the fretboard**
Understand how the fretboard really works — no more guessing or boxy licks.
✔️ **Freedom to play musically *across the neck***
Move confidently between zones and shapes. No more getting lost after the 5th fret.
✔️ **Jam-ready licks, custom diagrams, and easy practice PDFs**
Original material — created just for this challenge. No recycled YouTube content.
✔️ **Focused daily video lessons that get results**
Quick, actionable lessons with practice built in. No lectures. No overwhelm.
✔️ **Real transformation in 6 days**
By Day 3, you’ll feel the neck open up — and your playing will show it.
✔️“I’ve been playing for years, and this was the first time the fretboard actually started to click.”_
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### 🎯 This Challenge Will Help You:
– Feel confident navigating the neck
– Add new musical ideas to your solos
– Finally “connect the dots” between the patterns you already know
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**SIGN UP HERE + Unlock the Neck**
Don’t stay stuck in the same old habits.
Break through — and start playing like the guitarist you know you can become.