Loog Guitar
The 3-string guitar for kids and beginners — a first-class instrument here, with the same chords, scales, progressions, licks, exercises, and guided practice as a six-string. Because the Loog is tuned G-B-E, everything you learn transfers straight to a full guitar.
Loog Chords
Simple 3-string shapes across every root and chord type — each one is the top of the matching six-string guitar chord.
Loog Scales
Major, minor, pentatonic, and blues scale maps laid out on the G-B-E fretboard for soloing and note-finding.
Loog Progressions
The chord progressions behind real songs, voiced for three strings so beginners can play along from day one.
Loog Licks
First melodies, riffs, and beginner blues — single-note phrases with tab, fretboard diagrams, and playback.
Loog Exercises
Warm-ups and finger drills to build clean, coordinated technique on the shorter Loog neck.
Fretboard Explorer
Map every note across the Loog fretboard and overlay scales to learn the neck one string at a time.
Loog Practice
Guided, timed chord-change routines with fretboard diagrams — from your first two chords to song loops.
Loog Songs
Chord-over-lyric charts with Loog diagrams, so a new player can strum through real songs right away.
What is a Loog guitar?
Loog makes real 3-string guitars built for kids and beginners. Instead of six strings, a Loog has three, tuned G, B, and E — exactly the same as the top (thinnest) three strings of a standard six-string guitar. It is not a toy: a Loog plays actual chords and real melodies, just with fewer strings to worry about while small hands and new players find their footing.
Because those three strings are the guitar's own strings 3, 2, and 1 at the same pitch, everything learned on a Loog is the real thing. A one-finger Loog G is the top of a full G chord; a Loog melody sits on the same frets it would on a guitar. When a player is ready to move up to six strings, nothing has to be unlearned — the chords, notes, and songs all transfer directly.
Every shape transfers to six-string
That is why the Loog gets the full String Warrior toolset here — the same sections a six-string guitar does. Start with Loog chords, map the neck in the Fretboard Explorer, then work through scales, licks, and exercises. When you want structure, the guided Loog practice routines step you through timed chord changes with diagrams and streaks.
Ready for the next step? Compare shapes side by side on the six-string guitar, or head to the Little Warriors kids dojo for a game-based path built around the Loog. Browse all instruments to see where else your new skills reach.
Practice tools for Loog
Free in-browser tools to back up your Loog practice: tune up with the tuner (match the G, B, and E strings by ear or mic), keep time with a metronome that has tap tempo and a speed trainer, and speed up your changes with the one-minute chord changes drill. Build your rhythm hand with the strumming pattern trainer, learn the neck with the Loog fretboard note trainer, train your ears with the ear trainer, and play along with a real backing track using the song builder. Browse all practice tools.
Want a guided path? The guided Loog practice routines walk you through timed chord-change sessions with fretboard diagrams, daily streaks, and badges.