Printable 90-Day Guitar Progress Tracker
Ninety days is long enough to transform your playing and short enough to stay focused. Each week, log your total minutes, the skills and songs you worked on and how the week felt. Record yourself on day 1 and day 90: the difference will surprise you.
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What’s inside
- 13 weekly rows
- Minutes, new skills, songs and a rating each week
- Day 1 and day 90 self-check
- Totals and reflection
How to use it
- Print a fresh copy at the start of each week or month.
- Fill it in right after each practice session, while it is fresh.
- Look back every week to see your progress and plan what comes next.
Learn it step by step, free
Fretwork turns sheets like this into short daily lessons with audio, a play-along and a quick check for every skill. Stages 0 and 1 are free.
Questions
How much progress can I make in 90 days?
With 20 minutes a day, most beginners go from no chords to playing several songs with smooth changes and a few strumming patterns in three months.
Why record myself?
You hear your playing differently on a recording. Comparing day 1 with day 90 is the clearest proof of progress you can get.
Is this printable really free?
Yes. Enter your first name and email once and every Fretwork printable unlocks on your device. There is nothing to pay and no card needed.
Can I share it with students or friends?
Yes, for personal and classroom use. Please share the link to this page rather than the PDF file, so everyone gets the latest version.
Free for classroom use. Linking to this page keeps your students on the latest version.
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