WORKSHOP #01 - The "7-Day Fretboard" Framework

We’ll start off by hardwiring the two most essential fretboard frameworks every bassist needs to stop looking and sounding like a total amateur.

Let’s face it: One of the fastest ways to spot an amateur bassist is by their clunky use of the fretboard.

This doesn’t just stifle your playing options – It literally stamps “AMATEUR” on your forehead for any musician watching.

The frustrating part?

Most players have in fact been grinding: arpeggios, scales, rote note-memorization. The issue isn’t effort—it’s the map. You’ve been struggling to absorb the fretboard the hard way, not the smart way.

So, first we take you into the lab and install a new way of seeing the neck. Patterns snap into place. Pathways between chords become more obvious. All keys feel like fair game.

It’s that Neo-sees-the-Matrix moment - Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

Good news: there’s very little to forcibly memorize. We’ll use some smart training software and guided drills to bake this fretboard map into muscle memory - so it starts to feel almost automatic and not academic.

WORKSHOP #02 - The "Better-Than-Beginner" Chops Clinic

Once your new fretboard maps are installed, the next immediate bottleneck to address lies in upgrading your hands.

Think of it like this…

Remember what using a dial-up internet connection felt like?

Web pages took forever to load… music files constantly glitched… videos would play for a few seconds, stop to buffer, and take so long to resume that you’d just give up.

In many ways, your bass technique is the “internet connection” from your mind to the fretboard.

Unfortunately, most beginners are still stuck on dial-up - so even the most basic musical ideas get severely choked on the way out.

In an attempt to fix this, you’ve likely been given an endless stream of boring finger exercises that never seem to upgrade your technique.

Yes - technique takes time.

But after working with thousands of students at every level, we’ve found something far more effective than generic “finger exercises”:  It's a way to "weaponize" specific fragments of real songs and use them to “level up” multiple technical skills at once!

In this workshop, I’ll show you exactly how it works - and why this approach can give your current “dial-up technique" a noticeable upgrade where other methods have failed.

WORKSHOP #03 - The "Fake It" Framework

This is where things get really good.

Now that you can see the fretboard matrix and your hands can more fluently express your ideas, the final step is a predictable framework for tastefully “faking” your way through songs you haven’t learned verbatim.

Being able to do this is one of the clearest signs you’ve finally escaped the “beginner boonies”.

Yes, having a solid repertoire still matters!

But the ability to craft an immediate bass line by following the chord changes is the final qualification for joining the ranks of capable intermediate players.

Most people approach this in one of two ways:

Both, often leave you feeling dissatisfied with your playing.

Fortunately there’s a better way... After having analyzed hundreds of songs, I uncovered two very interesting insights…

Learn those critical progressions, understand how to navigate them with this proven framework, and you’ll instantly put yourself in the enviable position of being able to functionally play (and more quickly learn) literally hundreds and hundreds of songs.

The best part: By the end of this one workshop, both will be crystal clear and feel almost like second nature.

WORKSHOP #01 - The "7-Day Fretboard" Framework

Saturday 29th November | 1PM Eastern

WORKSHOP #02 - The "Better-Than-Beginner" Chops Clinic

Saturday 6th December | 1PM Eastern

WORKSHOP #03 - The "Fake It" Framework

Saturday 13th December | 1PM Eastern

COACHING CLASS #01

Saturday 10th January 2026 | 1PM Eastern

COACHING CLASS #02

Saturday 17th January 2026 | 1PM Eastern

COACHING CLASS #03

Saturday 24th January 2026 | 1PM Eastern