Best for players with some experience - this course takes you into advanced shred territory faster.

VSGS has a wide variety of students, from intermediate shredders in the making to seasoned players wanting new challenges. One of my students is even playing the biggest stadiums around the world.

Despite coming from different backgrounds and levels of experience, Viking students have the common goal of wanting to study this neoclassical material in a structured way that leads to mastery - with the right amount of work.

Ideally, you should have played for a few years, learned a few scales and have some time to practice at least a few times a week with the training I've provided. 

While the material here starts with the building blocks of neoclassical shred, it's by no means a beginner course. At the upper end of the course, even advanced students will find challenges to work on.

In short, this is a course for those who want advanced results in less time than it would take on your own.

If you're not sure, don't be shy. Send me an email.

Access is granted as soon as you enroll, and you have lifetime streaming access 24/7 to all 23+ hours of the course here at Guitar21, powered by Kajabi - a leader in online course platforms.

Downloads like PDFs, Guitar Pro files and backing tracks are presented at the beginning of each module.

No! It's one price for life - no recurring payments or renewals.

Spoken: English

Closed Captions (rolling out now): English, Dansk, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Norsk, Suomi, Svenska, Ελληνικά, 한국어, 日本語

Feedback is so important, so I offer my students the opportunity to get direct help via this feature. When you've had some time to work on some of the material (or if you're hitting some snags early on), you can send me a 2-minute playing video, which I'll analyse and respond to in a video just for you.

I'm regularly inside the course answering all your questions too, like online support along the road to kicking ass.

I use original etudes and drills to teach concepts, techniques, and strategies you'll be familiar with in many iconic songs.

You can watch all videos and study the lessons from the browser you're using right now or just about any device. Same goes for the tab PDFs, audio and backing track downloads.

A tool that might help your experience is Guitar Pro software, since I also include GP files. With this you'll be able to play along, edit, change keys or speeds of every tab.

For tones, you might enjoy trying Amplitube 5 Max since I've created some exclusive Viking tones for this platform. 

Not exactly. YouTube is a great free tool for overview lessons, and I've used it plenty as well.

But YouTube is also the medium containing a lot of the errors that I correct in Viking Shred Guitar Suite. Guesswork and "basically right" is not part of the philosophy here.

Instead of grabbing one piece of the puzzle on one channel, another piece on a different channel, hoping that each one is correct as you go, I've structured everything you'll ever need to know on this subject in one place.

I've looked into this field with a microscope, analyzing pick stroke for pick stroke how it's done, so that you don't have to spend years figuring out or digging through YouTube search results to find what's already here.

My course is fully original and is not connected to nor affiliated with any artist. All examples and etudes are original compositions and not in breach of any artists' intellectual property rights.

As an independent creator and educator, I'm fully entitled to teach this information using original compositions and recordings to demonstrate and discuss musical concepts, explain mechanical approaches like picking technique, and reference public figures that are well known for their application of these devices.

You can then, of course, apply everything you learn here to playing the music you love and derive inspiration from, and I can put you on that path.

The course is created and presented entirely by me and is not contributed to, commissioned or endorsed by, or otherwise associated with any other guitarist.

I'm tuned to E flat for authenticity and the timbre than comes with tuning down a half step.

Examples are written as standard tuning pitch for ease of reading. It will just sound a semitone lower when you listen to me.

With the guitar pro files, changing the pitch back to standard tuning for your own practice is as easy as clicking the tuning fork and deselecting "-1" if you like.

I appreciate you owning the book - it was a huge part of my journey as a teacher.

But what I've learned from working with so many players since then has completely transformed my approach.

Viking Shred isn't just a remake or an update; it's a complete system built on years of new insights and so much more to unpack than the speed strategies side of things.

It’s loaded with 20 times the information, including hours of video and practice sessions, making it a powerful progression from anything I’ve released before.