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The Bottom Line Club is designed for people who want to learn to play an instrument -- like the bass! -- but never got very far with it (or at least not "far enough").

Most of my students are men, but I do have quite a few women students as well.

While a typical BLC student is over 40, most of my students are in their 50s, 60s, 70s... even 80s.

A lot of my students are also dealing with physical issues, like arthritis, tendonitis, recovering from surgery, etc.

The good news is, with my self-paced Groove Grower™ framework for learning bass, I've seen countless people like these get incredible results with their bass playing from following this framework. They're continually blown away by how great they can make the music feel just by laying down a super simple bass line!

Today, they're grooving away, playing their favorite songs on the bass, and having more fun than they ever imagined!

Totally! While some of the courses can get pretty advanced, others are actually quite simple. Keep in mind that most of the bass lines you'll be called upon to play in the "real world" are simple.

Regardless of your current level of bass playing, I'll start you out with the Growth Track, where you'll quickly find the best course of action that's appropriate for you, regardless of your level as a player - even if you're a beginner!

What’s more, you can reach out to me anytime. I love helping people learn bass!

In a word, "No."

And I don't even know how old you are!

As I've mentioned, most of my students are in their 50s, 60s, 70s... even 80s, and they feel like they've waited long enough.

You're not trying to be a rock star; you just want to play the bass. Imagine how much fun it would be to play blues shuffles, classic rock riffs, walking bass lines, or maybe a little funk or R&B.

You're never too old to learn something new, including bass!

That's a very common concern. In fact, most of my students are "north" of 50 or 60 -- and I know (first-hand!) the kinds of things that can creep into our bodies after that.

A lot of my students are dealing with arthritis, tendonitis, pain in the hands, neck, back, etc. Many have had surgery.

With my Groove Grower™ framework, you start by playing some very simple grooves. The variations within each lesson gradually get increasingly challenging, but you can play whatever you're able to play now and move up whenever you're ready -- if you want to.

Everything in the Bottom Line Club is self-paced. There's no pressure and there are no deadlines. Even if you stay with the easier examples, you'll still be making music, and grooving!

Bottom Line Club members are constantly amazed at how much impact even a super simple groove can have on the music and how much fun it is to play.

And it doesn't require a lot of wear and tear on the ol' muscles and bones!

As soon as you join the Bottom Line Club, you'll have immediate access to all the lessons and courses in the membership.

There's a lot of content, but I've laid it out so it's not overwhelming. You'll know just where to start, and where to go from there, one step at a time, as you follow the path that's best for you while you work toward achieving your goals as a bass player.

Yes, there's a lot of stuff, but I don't believe in content for content's sake. Every lesson is designed to give you something practical and useful.

When you join the Bottom Line Club, I'm going to start you out with the Growth Track. That'll help you quickly identify which stage is most appropriate for you, based on your level of playing.

In each stage of the Growth Track, every lesson includes a downloadable PDF with specific action items and milestones.

The Growth Track will not only provide you with a step-by-step path toward solving your bass-playing problems and achieving your bass-playing goals, it will prevent you from experiencing any "overwhelm" from the Bottom Line Club library.

If you still need help, reach out to me and I'll offer some suggestions. That's what I'm here for!

It's hard -- if not impossible -- to put an actual number on the amount of time you'll need to spend. 

So here's my recommendation to you:

Make learning bass a habit. Set aside whatever amount of time works for you, and stick with it. Even if can only devote, say, 15 minutes a day to learning bass, make it a habit, ideally at the same time every day if you can.

My lessons and courses are structured so you can still make great strides, even if you can't spend hours and hours studying and practicing. Most of my lessons are only about 10 minutes or less -- and they're all packed with tons of value! 

What's more, with the Groove Grower™ framework, each lesson is structured in a "theme & variations" approach, so you can work totally at your own pace.

When you make a habit out of learning bass -- even if it's just a few minutes a day, every day -- the amount of progress you make will surprise you!

 I can help you with that. The Sight Reading course in the Bottom Line Club will take you through the whole process of learning to read music, step-by-step.

In fact, all the lessons in the Bottom Line Club will be enormously helpful for helping you get your reading together. As you watch my demonstrations of each lesson, you can follow along with the music notation at the bottom of your screen.

Every lesson includes not only standard music notation, but tablature as well, giving you a head-start toward getting those notes under your fingers.

I do recommend, though, that you eventually wean yourself away from the tab and learn to read actual notes and rhythms. That will increase your reading ability immeasurably. Again, I can help!

I understand.

But let me ask you this: How badly do you want to conquer that lack of confidence you feel when it comes to playing bass? How much is it worth to you to get rid of all that frustration and start having some real fun, playing bass and making music?

Imagine finally getting a grasp on building bass technique, sight reading, and learning to play your favorite music!

How much is that worth? Only you can answer that (BTW, you can do it for less than the price of your morning coffee!) :) 

Remember, when you join the Bottom Line Club, you can try it out for 14 days, totally risk-free. If you decide it's not for you, I'll refund all your money and we'll still be friends.

Sound good?

I like to feel like I make the DECISION to cancel very difficult, but the process itself is very easy. :)

You can cancel your membership at any time. It's just a few clicks.

If there's still time left in your current plan (i.e., monthly or annual), you'll have continued access to the membership from the time you cancel until your plan runs out.

No problem! You can upgrade, or downgrade, between the monthly and annual plans at any time. Your fees will be automatically pro-rated.

No problem! reach out anytime. There's a "CONTACT" button at the bottom of every page. Just click there and let me know what's on your mind. 

Of just click HERE and let me know what's up. Whether you've got questions, concerns, feedback, or anything else bass-related, let me know. I love helping people learn bass!