Hitz Academy Summer Masterclass Series
Does Practicing Ever Feel Like a Chore? Here's What to Do When It Does.
Nine strategies to reset your practicing — in the moment and for the long haul.
Register NowIn 60 seconds, Andrew explains why even disciplined, consistent musicians need a reset button — and the tools this masterclass will give you.
Sound familiar?
- ✕Some days you sit down to practice and just... go through the motions
- ✕You put in the time, but you're not improving as much as you'd like
- ✕You know you should be mixing things up but you're not sure where to start
- ✕You're consistent — but consistent and stuck aren't mutually exclusive
- ✕The practice room used to excite you. Lately it can feel like an obligation.
What You'll Walk Away With
- ✓Sam Pilafian's framework for the three kinds of practice sessions — and how to use it to bring intention to every single one
- ✓A fresh relationship with the fundamentals you already practice — so they never feel like going through the motions again
- ✓A clear framework for telling the difference between a rut and a routine — so you stop second-guessing yourself
- ✓A set of resets you can reach for in the moment when a session isn't clicking
- ✓Strategies to build into your weekly practice so autopilot never gets a foothold
- ✓The confidence to try something different without feeling like you're abandoning what works
Here's what changes when you have a reset button.
Every musician knows that moment when a practice session starts slipping away — when it feels like you're doomed to an unproductive hour no matter what you do. This masterclass gives you a toolkit of strategies to reach for the moment progress stops.
This isn't about practicing more. It's about having a reset button when things aren't clicking.
About Andrew
Andrew Hitz has performed as a soloist and with various ensembles in 49 states and almost 30 countries across four continents, including a 14-year run with Boston Brass. He has taught masterclasses at institutions including The Juilliard School, the Royal Academy of Music in London, and the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing.
He is the founder of Hitz Academy, the host of The Brass Junkies, and the creator of Practice Room Mastery: The Four M's Method — an online course built around the same system frameworks you'll explore in this masterclass.
Everything Andrew teaches about practicing comes from strategies he still uses himself, every day.
What to Expect
| Date & Time | Tuesday, June 16 at 8pm ET |
| Platform | Zoom — link sent upon registration |
| What's included | Full recording, detailed notes, and a step-by-step implementation checklist — plus the ability to submit your questions in advance |
| Questions | Submit yours anytime before the masterclass — details in your confirmation email |
| Price | $39 — or $58 for the full Practicing Bundle (includes I.T.S.S. and 4 Myths About Focus) |
The Practice Room Reset: How to Make Practicing Feel New Again
- ✓Full masterclass recording — yours to keep
- ✓Detailed notes
- ✓Step-by-step implementation checklist
- ✓Advance Q&A submission
$39
Questions? Email andrew@hitzacademy.com
Frequently Asked Questions
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Your next reset is one masterclass away.
Register today and you'll leave with a framework for making every practice session feel intentional — and a clear plan for what to do the next time one starts to slip away.
Register Now$39 individual — or get all three Practicing Bundle masterclasses for $58