The Way Of Guitar Presents:

Guitar Soloing Skills and Expression Training Camp! (12 Hours / 3 Saturdays)

12-Hour Focused Lead Guitar Intensive

If you give me three Saturdays this May, I’m going to help you play lead guitar with more control, better phrasing, and real intention — so your solos stop sounding like “random notes” and start sounding like you.

This is focused, in-depth training designed to improve the things that actually make solos sound great:

Bends and vibrato that land in tune
Phrasing that sounds intentional (not accidental)
Better note choices — knowing what to hit and when
Cleaner execution so your ideas come out the way you want to hear them

And if you fully do the prep work and show up ready to train, I back it with a satisfaction guarantee.

Will You Let Me Help You To Play What You Really Want To Say?

You know you got something to say, and I know you want to more accurately be able to express it with your guitar.

And Da%^! is it ever frustrating when you can’t!

Hey,

I can relate.

There was a time when I could play solid riffs.
Write decent songs.
Hold my own rhythmically.

But when it came to lead guitar?

I could play notes…
I just couldn’t consistently translate the sounds and emotion I heard in my head onto the fretboard.

Sometimes it worked.
A lot of times it didn’t.

And the frustrating part wasn’t speed.

It was intention.

I didn’t always know:

Why certain notes worked.
Why others fell flat.
Why some bends felt powerful… and others just sounded off.
Why some solos grabbed you and others didn’t.

Once I started understanding the mechanics behind phrasing, control, and emotional impact — everything changed.

That’s what this camp is built around.

Not just playing more notes.

But understanding how to make the notes you play mean something.

What This Camp Actually Is

This isn’t just a scale workshop.

It’s three focused areas working together:

Technique Training
So your hands can actually execute what your ears hear.
Cleaner phrasing. In-tune bends. Controlled vibrato. Better articulation.
Knowledge Training
Not theory as rules — theory as a tool.
So you understand why notes work, how to target them, and how to move through the neck with intention.
Expression Training
This is where it all connects.
How to translate emotion into sound.
How to shape phrases that make the listener feel something — tension, lift, aggression, ache, excitement.

Because great solos aren’t accidents.

They’re built with control and intention. Whether the player consciously knows the theory or not.

By the end of this camp, you won’t just know more.

You’ll play with more skill.
And more intention.

Now some may say,

“I just want to learn how to play solos not create my own.” (and to that I say)

First, they’re lying. 😊

Second, if not, you’re going to become a better solo player whether you ever fully use what I show you to improvise or write a solo or not.

Learning to solo in this way will help you to recreate your favorite solos more accurately.

Because you better believe that any great solo was written with intention. Even if the player had no idea of the musical theory and concepts behind it.

And the more accurately you can: Hear – understand – and duplicate that intention the better you’re going to sound playing that solo whether it’s yours or someone else’s.

At this Training Camp Event you:

1. Eliminate Your Biggest Soloing Weaknesses

We’ll identify exactly where your lead playing breaks down — and fix it.

Not guesswork.
Not “just practice more.”
Clear diagnosis. Clear correction.

2. Play With More Control and Precision

• In-tune bends
• More accurate vibrato
• Cleaner articulation
• Better phrasing mechanics

So your ideas come out the way you intend them, not sloppy or rushed.

3. Know What Note to Hit — And When

You’ll learn how to:
• Connect scale positions smoothly
• Target strong notes over chords
• Move confidently up and down the neck

No more wandering. No more hoping you land somewhere good.

4. Generate Better Ideas On Demand

You’ll get practical strategies to break out of repetitive licks and create phrases that sound fresh and intentional.

Not random. Not forced. Structured creativity.

5. Sound More Expressive and Intentional

This is the big one.

Your solos will stop sounding accidental and start sounding deliberate.

More tension when you want it.
More lift when you want it.
More emotion when you want it.

Now, remember this is a guitar soloing training camp.

It’s not a competition, audition, or an event one comes to show off.

So don’t worry if you feel like your soloing skills need a lot of work.

This training camp is for taking your existing skills and bringing them to their highest level yet.

That being said,

Skill Level Required

This is not for someone who just bought their first guitar last week.

But you do not need to be a shred monster either.

If you’ve been playing around a year — you’re ready.
If you’ve been playing 5+ months and you’re serious about improving — you’re likely ready.

You should have basic familiarity with:

• Pentatonic scales
• Major (Ionian) and Natural Minor (Aeolian) scales
• Basic fretboard awareness (you can locate notes reasonably well)
• Hammer-ons, pull-offs, bends, and vibrato

You do not need these perfected.

That’s part of what we’re training.

And if you’re missing a piece or two?

I’ll prep you before camp so you’re not walking in cold.

Join me this May and make guitar playing breakthroughs with 12 hours of highly focused Guitar Soloing and Expression Training!

Investment: The full 12-Hour Soloing & Expression Intensive is $588.

However: If you are currently enrolled and remain a student through the end of the event, and you register by April 1, you qualify for the Fast Action Rate.

Fast Action Investment:

Super Domination Students
$488
or 4 payments of $127

Total Domination Students
$415
or 4 payments of $107

Ultimate Domination Students
$294
or 4 payments of $77

All sales are final.

Fast Action Bonuses

When you secure your spot, you also receive:

7 Easy Ways To Make Your Improvisations Sound Better — Right Now
You’ll apply these immediately — before camp even begins.

And

10% Off The Creative Effects & Killer Tone Workshop (July)

Enrollment Is Limited

This intensive is capped at 5 current students.

Once the five spots are filled, enrollment closes.

This event will not run again until 2027.

How To Secure Your Spot

If you want in:

Reply to this by email or call me directly.
Let me know whether you prefer one payment or the payment plan.
I’ll send you the registration form.
Once the form is submitted, your spot is secured.

Spots are filled in the order responses are received.

If you’re unsure whether this is the right move for you right now — ask. I’ll tell you honestly.

Guitar Soloing Skills and Expression Training Camp will be held on 3 consecutive Saturdays.

Days: Saturday May 16, 23, 30
Time: 1pm – 5pm
Don’t worry, we will take short breaks as we go!

Important Note: Cancelation on payments for any reason will not be accepted. All sales are final, even on payment plans.

Here’s what you have to do:

Call or email me back ASAP if you want in! (If you want insurance on whether this soloing camp is right for you at this moment in time, I will let you know.) Don’t be afraid to ask!
Let me know if you want to make a one-time payment or do the payment plan.
I will reply in order of emails/calls received so you’re at the right spot in line. (meaning first come first serve)
I’ll send you the proper form.
Once you submit the form your spot is secured!

If great solos move you and you want to know what it feels like to play them with control and intention yourself — this is your opportunity.

This intensive will not run again until 2027.

If you’re ready to sharpen your phrasing, clean up your mechanics, and finally feel in control of your lead playing secure your spot.

Twelve focused hours can change the trajectory of your soloing for years.

I’m looking forward to spending this additional time with you and pushing your playing to its next level.

— Jeff

Satisfaction Guarantee

This is not a speed contest.

It’s focused skill and expression training.

Because progress in this area isn’t always measured in BPM, this is a satisfaction-based guarantee.

If you fully commit to the preparation and the first session — and you genuinely feel the training will not move your soloing forward — I will refund your investment.

Here’s what “fully commit” means:

• Complete all pre-training I send you before the event
• Record yourself practicing the pre-training material for at least 20 half-hour sessions (10 total hours minimum)
• Attend and complete the entire first Saturday session

If after that first session you truly believe what you’ve learned will not make you a better solo player, tell me specifically why — and I will refund your money.

No drama.

If you can’t commit to the full pre-training, that’s okay.

You can still attend the camp and make serious progress.

You simply won’t qualify for the guarantee without completing those steps.