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I've done all my training with BTS. Can't emphasise enough how good they are. Easton were rubbish, groups of 15 or 20 and they only work with the fastest learners, with BTS theres 2 or 3 of you and you move on when you're ready.

At BTS you go through the theory in the classroom, then straight out on site and fell, fell, fell, as many times as you need to get it right. Their top instructor, Mutley (Kevin Muttitt) is an absolute legend, he could teach a flea to play mozart if you could find a piano small enough.

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