How much $ to learn?

Question

How does lessons from a pro cost

Are there schools and where

Bud

Answer 1

HEY jonnys right  I ask the same queston a few mounts ago jonny gave me same adv went to tenn found a pro it was fifity a hr it was well worth it it greatly improved my game now play for a little money and have won three local tourments

Answer 2

Check at your local pool hall. They may have a contact for lessons. The place I go has an employee (former pro) that gives lesson for $40/hour. The lessons are given at the pool hall and includes free table time.

Answer 3

Hire a pro if your serious Any good player can show you but can you learn prob not

A guy in Aspen wanted to give me lessons on how to ski but the cast on both legs didnt give me much faith in him

Or for a hundred a game i could give a few pointers --I  know im suppose to be but im not a good teacher i send the cards in but just enough per yr

Answer 4

Teaching and playing are two completely different skill sets.  The best teachers may not always be the most successful players and vice-versa.  If you want quality instruction and not just an exhibition, go to a BCA (Billiard Congress of America) certified training academy.  Visit the BCA website to find a school.  If you would prefer private instruction, the entire list of active and reserve instructors can also be found on the website.  Prices will vary.  I went through Cue-U: The College of Pool & Billiards in Rockford, IL as both a student and instructor.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.

Answer 5

It all depends who's doing the teaching. Some have a rep because they are well known and charge more. Others will charge what I call a reasonable price. Ask around your local area. There should be players there that would spend time with you for a few bucks per hour.

That's what I did. Plus get a book that shows the fundamentals.

And then the part everybody likes best... practise, practise, practise. Good luck, Nigel8ball

Answer 6

Karen Corr in Pen. charges $100/hr. for lessons.

Allison Fisher and Gerda Hofstatter offers  pool school for about $2,000 for the entire weekend.

Many of the male players also offer lessons. Check on their websites.

Answer 7

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