Bert Kinister
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There is a Bert Kinister listed on the AZB money list. Not recently, though. Might be Bert's son.
Took 9th at 2004 DCC banks and I believe 3rd at Kalamazoo one pocket. While maybe not an established “Pro”, Bert could flat out play and took down his share of local tourneys.
He was associated with Niels Feijen way back, for a little while too. Recently, Niels had a stroke video up using one of Bert's old drills. "The Mighty X".
I had forgotten I had it on VHS!....once upon a time lol.
As with all his drills, it is the real deal.
Helped me big time!
I had forgotten I had it on VHS!....once upon a time lol.
As with all his drills, it is the real deal.
Helped me big time!
I learned tons from those VHS tapes in the early 90s
GentlemanJames
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Yes! I own and used a ton of Burt's material back in the late 90s - early 2000s on VHS. I think Burt Kinister was one of the best and most enthusiastic instructors out there. I learned a lot from a lot from other guys, like: Bugs Rucker, Buddy Hall, Jim Rempe, Jimmy Reid; but, Bert was THE GUY who would motivate you to get down in the basement and 'hit that shot 100 times' and 'do the work'. Burt Kinister is certainly a champion teacher/coach/instructor. Burt would train you the way boxers are trained in the gym. I can't say enough good things about him!
Ding Dong Daddy!!!
Spinning & grinning, Bert had a ton of catchphrases. The in person lessons are so much better.
He uploaded his video series to YouTube. There are some pretty good gems.