Ahmad Mazboudi - Guitar tutor - San Jose
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Ahmad Mazboudi - Guitar tutor - San Jose

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Ahmad Mazboudi

  • Price $199
  • Answer 3h
  • Students

    Number of students Ahmad Mazboudi has accompanied since arriving at Superprof

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    Number of students Ahmad Mazboudi has accompanied since arriving at Superprof

Ahmad Mazboudi - Guitar tutor - San Jose
  • 5 (189 reviews)

$199/h

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  • Guitar
  • Electric guitar
  • Rock Guitar
  • Blues Guitar
  • Metal Guitar

Guitar Lessons Online and in Person for Intermediate, Advanced and Professional Players! All Ages Welcome.

  • Guitar
  • Electric guitar
  • Rock Guitar
  • Blues Guitar
  • Metal Guitar

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About Ahmad Mazboudi

Specializing in 30-minute high-intensity coaching blocks ($70/session) to maximize your weekly practice momentum!

Unleash Your Inner Rockstar with Ahmad!

Ever dreamt of mastering the guitar like a pro? With over 20 years of experience touring with legends like John Mayer, Metallica, and Lady Gaga, I bring a world of music right to your fingertips.

Why choose me?
- Learn from a seasoned musician who has shared the stage with the best in the industry.
- Benefit from personalized lessons tailored to your style, whether it's rock, metal, blues, or classical.
- Discover techniques developed alongside guitar masters like Joe Satriani and Steve Vai.
- Gain insights into artist development, live performance, and the music business.

About Me:
I'm Ahmad, a passionate guitarist who started strumming at 12. With a B.M. and M.M. in music and audio production from Berklee College of Music and San Francisco State University, I've honed my craft in the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East. Recognized as one of the top guitarists by The Examiner and Rockwell UnScene magazine, I’m here to help you achieve your musical dreams.

Ready to rock? Book your lesson today and start your journey to becoming a guitar legend!

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  • Beginner
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    Beginner

    Intermediate

    Advanced

    Professional

    Kids

    1st Year

    2nd Year

    3rd Year

    4th year

  • English
  • Arab

All languages in which the lesson is available :

English

Arab

Unlock Your Musical Potential with Personalized Guitar Lessons!

Are you ready to embark on a musical journey that will transform your guitar skills? Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your technique, my private 1-on-1 lessons in San Jose or online via Skype or Zoom are designed just for you. Ranked as the Best Guitar Lessons, I bring 25 years of experience teaching both kids and adults, along with a rich background in live and studio performances.

Here's what sets my lessons apart:

- Tailored Approach: I identify your strengths and weaknesses to create a personalized learning path that encourages growth and confidence.
- Comprehensive Skill Building: From sight-reading to pitch and tone, I emphasize foundational skills that are crucial for any guitarist.
- Diverse Repertoire: Lessons incorporate composers from various time periods, ensuring a rich and engaging experience that resonates with you.
- Flexible Structure: Each session includes warm-ups, scales, theory, and playtime, with a focus on achieving your goals within three to six months.
- Specialized Training: Prepare for auditions, live gigs, or professional performances with targeted lessons in Electric, Acoustic, and Classical Guitar.

Join me in discovering the essence of music and showcasing your unique talents. Book your lesson today and take the first step towards mastering the guitar!

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Price

  • $199

Pack prices

  • 5h: $996
  • 10h: $1991

free lessons

The first lesson with Ahmad Mazboudi will allow you to get to know each other and discuss your needs for future lessons.

  • 1hr

online

  • $199/h

Details

Rates & Booking Options:

• 30-Minute High-Intensity Lesson: $70 per session

• 60-Minute Standard Lesson: $140 per session

All lessons are highly focused, custom-tailored, and designed to fast-track your technique without wasting your time.

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Learn more about Ahmad Mazboudi

  • 1) When did you first develop a passion for music and your favorite instrument?

    It started when I was 12 years old. I picked up a guitar and taught myself to play. Nobody handed it to me. I just fell in love with the sound and could not put it down. There was something about the guitar that felt like talking without words. It could be loud and aggressive one second, then soft and emotional the next. I grew up in a household full of music, and the guitar was the instrument that grabbed me and never let go. That early fire is actually what drives how I teach today. I remember exactly what it felt like to be a beginner with big dreams and zero roadmap. I want every student to feel that same spark and move faster than I did.
  • 2) Is there a particular type of music or artist that you listen to on a loop without it driving you crazy?

    Honestly, I can listen to Joe Satriani all day and never get tired of it. His music is pure guitar. No lyrics to distract you. Just melody, emotion, and technique all working together at the same time. I also cycle through Metallica, John Mayer, and Steve Vai depending on my mood. Metallica for the energy and aggression. John Mayer for the tone and feel. Steve Vai for when I want to be reminded that the guitar has no ceiling. These are not just artists I admire. They are people I have actually trained with and been around, so the music hits different when you know the story behind it.
  • 3) Explain to us the most difficult or riveting course you could personally give to a student of music.

    The most challenging and rewarding course I give is what I call full-spectrum shredding. It is not just about playing fast. It covers picking mechanics, economy of motion, legato runs, sweep arpeggios, fretboard visualization, and how to make speed sound musical instead of robotic. Most students come in thinking speed is just about practicing faster. It is not. Speed is a byproduct of clean, relaxed technique. So the course forces students to slow down first, fix the small problems in their hands and posture, and then rebuild from the ground up. By the end, students who once struggled to play a simple riff are executing things they never thought possible. That transformation is what I live for.
  • 4) What do you think is the most complicated instrument to master and why?

    The guitar. No question. People underestimate it because it looks accessible. You can learn a few chords in a weekend. But true mastery of the guitar is one of the deepest rabbit holes in all of music. You have six strings, 24 frets, hundreds of scale positions, dozens of techniques, and infinite tone combinations through gear and playing style. On top of that, the guitar is used in almost every genre on earth, from classical to flamenco to metal to jazz to country. Each one has its own technique language. A classical guitarist and a shred guitarist are almost playing different instruments. That depth is exactly why I never get bored teaching it, and why students always have somewhere new to go.
  • 5) What are your keys to success?

    Three things. First, find the student's strengths fast and build confidence early. A confident student learns in half the time. Second, be patient but challenge them consistently. Comfort zones produce average players. I push my students, but I do it in a way that feels exciting, not overwhelming. Third, make the lessons personal. I do not run cookie-cutter classes. I teach the music each student actually wants to play, mixed in with the technique they need to grow. When you care about what you are learning, you practice without being told to. That is when real progress happens. Over 25 years of teaching has shown me this works every single time.
  • 6) Name three musicians you dream of meeting in your favourite bar in the early hours of the morning. Explain why.

    Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Eddie Van Halen. All three changed what was possible on the guitar, and none of them did it by following the rules. Jimi would be the one holding court in the corner, telling stories that sound impossible but are completely true. I would ask him how he heard the things he heard. How did those sounds even come out of a human brain? Stevie Ray Vaughan I would want to sit next to all night. The man played with so much raw emotion that even a single note hit you in the chest. I would want to know what he was feeling when he played. And Eddie. I grew up watching younger guys try to imitate his two-hand tapping and fail completely. He would probably be laughing, drinking, and making everyone around him feel like the greatest guitarist in the room. That energy is rare and I would want to soak up every second of it.
  • 7) Provide a valuable anecdote related to music or your days at music school.

    When I was studying at Berklee and then later at San Francisco State, I had a professor tell me that technique without feel is just noise. I pushed back at first because I was obsessed with speed and precision at the time. I was ranked in competitions, I was fast, I was clean. But he sat me down and played two recordings. One was a technically perfect run through a solo. The other had a few imperfect notes but every single one meant something. The second one gave me chills and the first one gave me nothing. That moment rewired how I think about playing and teaching. Speed and technique are tools. But the goal is always to communicate something real. That is what I teach now. Not just how to play, but how to say something with the guitar.
  • 8) What are the little touches that make you a Superprof in music?

    A few things set my lessons apart. I meet every student where they are and I do not waste their time on exercises that have nothing to do with what they love. I use techniques I developed myself and refined through real training with masters like Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, John Mayer, and George Lynch. My students get access to insights that came from real conversations and sessions with those artists, not just YouTube videos about them. I also bring real touring and recording experience into the room. I have performed hundreds of concerts across the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East. So when I teach you how to handle stage nerves, play in a band, or build a setlist, I am speaking from actual experience. And finally, I genuinely care. I have taught students from age 5 to adults, beginners to professionals, for over 25 years. That consistency comes from one thing: I love watching people unlock something in themselves through music.
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