DVD's! Be A Solid, Steady, and Consistent RUN OUT PLAYER!!

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maxeberle

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I feel blessed to have been winning a lot of California events lately. I'm also blessed to have figured out how to play this game consistently at a high level, and honored to share my knowledge with you...I've sure put in the years and effort.

See what you can learn in this DVD set on my site, http://www.maxeberle.com Thanks and hope you are well. Max

Don't forget to get your copy of Zen Pool!
 

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I am happen to be good friends with Max and all I can tell you is Max's DVD is awesome, actually you get 3 DVD's on the box.
Awesome tips to me one of the best tools I've got latelly!
 
Hello, my name is Sung Kang. I am from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Magoo's is my pool hall where Gabe Owen is house pro.

I am a cue maker just starting out and just posted a recent cue in the cue gallery under the title, 'Pink Ivory Points'. I heard that you play a cue made by a Korean cue maker named Andrew Park, and was wondering if I could see your cue. Also, if you know of a way I can view some of his other cues, (like a website) I would be grateful.

I tried to PM you this, but your PM box if full.

Thanks,
Sung Kang
 
Thanks Tony!

And Sung, hope that link had what you want, thanks to who posted that.

Not sure of Andrew Parks site, just google it. He makes a great cue! Super nice guy too.

On the DVD's, I just don't know where you can get this solid info from any other product... Most DVD's either do not cover fundamentals or just glance over them.

Congrats to Jose Parica for winning the Swanee last night at Hollywood Billiards. It's no accident either, he has some of the best fundamentals on the planet, super touch, experience, and belief in himself.

Nice shooting and congrats to Sal too, I missed the finals but saw him playing well.

http://www.maxeberle.com for the DVD set.
 
Marketing story

Years and years ago when Videos were popular Jack Nicklaus, arguably the best golfer EVER, came out with an instructional video. Price: $45. Not bad I suppose if you want to learn from the best ever. Success? Sold az few maybe 5,000. How come? He's the greatest? Too expensive, don't care who he is.

About 1 year later a golf coach at a Junior High School came out with PERFECT GOLF, an instructional VHS for the common guy. Price $14.95. He sold 3 million of them. Then he came out with PERFECT GOLF II and sold another 2.5million. For you guys that have difficulty with math that's $82MILLION in sales. Now was it such a great video for golf instruction that so many copies were sold? No. It was the affordable. Fact is, people would rather pay 3 times less from someone who may not even break 80 than pay 3 times MORE and learn from the best ever. Old chinese marketing proverb: "If you want to dine with the classes, deal with the masses." Meaning, you'll make more selling t-shirts than Furs.

These prices that these billiard gurus set are ridiculous. I know they are vaulable and I know that Max Eberle is one hell of a player, but the fact is 87.5% of pool players ain't gonna pay $99 for anything. I don't care if you have Johnny, Earl, Efrem, Willie, Wimpy and ever other World Champion giving lessons unless you get it down under $15. Get that price down and stuff like this will fly off the shelf. It'll only gather dust at $99. sorry, but that's the facts. rw
 
bigdaddy58 said:
Years and years ago when Videos were popular Jack Nicklaus, arguably the best golfer EVER, came out with an instructional video. Price: $45. Not bad I suppose if you want to learn from the best ever. Success? Sold az few maybe 5,000. How come? He's the greatest? Too expensive, don't care who he is.

About 1 year later a golf coach at a Junior High School came out with PERFECT GOLF, an instructional VHS for the common guy. Price $14.95. He sold 3 million of them. Then he came out with PERFECT GOLF II and sold another 2.5million. For you guys that have difficulty with math that's $82MILLION in sales. Now was it such a great video for golf instruction that so many copies were sold? No. It was the affordable. Fact is, people would rather pay 3 times less from someone who may not even break 80 than pay 3 times MORE and learn from the best ever. Old chinese marketing proverb: "If you want to dine with the classes, deal with the masses." Meaning, you'll make more selling t-shirts than Furs.

These prices that these billiard gurus set are ridiculous. I know they are vaulable and I know that Max Eberle is one hell of a player, but the fact is 87.5% of pool players ain't gonna pay $99 for anything. I don't care if you have Johnny, Earl, Efrem, Willie, Wimpy and ever other World Champion giving lessons unless you get it down under $15. Get that price down and stuff like this will fly off the shelf. It'll only gather dust at $99. sorry, but that's the facts. rw
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You are missing something here. It is not 1 DVD, 3 discs come on this set. I do not thing that $99.00 is that expensive.
 
bigdaddy58 said:
Years and years ago when Videos were popular Jack Nicklaus, arguably the best golfer EVER, came out with an instructional video. Price: $45. Not bad I suppose if you want to learn from the best ever. Success? Sold az few maybe 5,000. How come? He's the greatest? Too expensive, don't care who he is.

About 1 year later a golf coach at a Junior High School came out with PERFECT GOLF, an instructional VHS for the common guy. Price $14.95. He sold 3 million of them. Then he came out with PERFECT GOLF II and sold another 2.5million. For you guys that have difficulty with math that's $82MILLION in sales. Now was it such a great video for golf instruction that so many copies were sold? No. It was the affordable. Fact is, people would rather pay 3 times less from someone who may not even break 80 than pay 3 times MORE and learn from the best ever. Old chinese marketing proverb: "If you want to dine with the classes, deal with the masses." Meaning, you'll make more selling t-shirts than Furs.

These prices that these billiard gurus set are ridiculous. I know they are vaulable and I know that Max Eberle is one hell of a player, but the fact is 87.5% of pool players ain't gonna pay $99 for anything. I don't care if you have Johnny, Earl, Efrem, Willie, Wimpy and ever other World Champion giving lessons unless you get it down under $15. Get that price down and stuff like this will fly off the shelf. It'll only gather dust at $99. sorry, but that's the facts. rw
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you are 100% correct. a huge hollywood movie that takes hundreds of millions to make sells on dvd for under 15 or 20 bucks. The first big name or even known name person to put instructional dvd's out at 15 to 20 bucks is going to make a fortune.
 
Max, do you have any sample video clips so that we can get a sense of the content? That might help people decide before plunking down $99.
 
bigdaddy58 said:
Years and years ago when Videos were popular Jack Nicklaus, arguably the best golfer EVER, came out with an instructional video. Price: $45. Not bad I suppose if you want to learn from the best ever. Success? Sold az few maybe 5,000. How come? He's the greatest? Too expensive, don't care who he is.

About 1 year later a golf coach at a Junior High School came out with PERFECT GOLF, an instructional VHS for the common guy. Price $14.95. He sold 3 million of them. Then he came out with PERFECT GOLF II and sold another 2.5million. For you guys that have difficulty with math that's $82MILLION in sales. Now was it such a great video for golf instruction that so many copies were sold? No. It was the affordable. Fact is, people would rather pay 3 times less from someone who may not even break 80 than pay 3 times MORE and learn from the best ever. Old chinese marketing proverb: "If you want to dine with the classes, deal with the masses." Meaning, you'll make more selling t-shirts than Furs.

These prices that these billiard gurus set are ridiculous. I know they are vaulable and I know that Max Eberle is one hell of a player, but the fact is 87.5% of pool players ain't gonna pay $99 for anything. I don't care if you have Johnny, Earl, Efrem, Willie, Wimpy and ever other World Champion giving lessons unless you get it down under $15. Get that price down and stuff like this will fly off the shelf. It'll only gather dust at $99. sorry, but that's the facts. rw
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Thanks for the feedback RW, just saw this now otherwise I would have responded sooner. Good points for sure and I do plan on releasing dvd's soon with lower prices.

This one is 4 hours, 40 minutes and in a 3 disc set. It has exclusive information available only in this product. People are always spending hundreds on cues and accessories and on table time and travel just to play. This is 99 to learn how to use to cue and its a valuable resourse the owner can refer back to for many years. Thanks, Max Eberle
 
I think, Max, what Randy is talking about is the shrewd normal poolplayer. Let's face it, most of the (even pretty good players) will wait out a guy to save five bucks. One guy will buy it and pass it around the poolroom. My father is in the printing of dvd business, so I know the actual cost of each. Man, the first one who puts a dvd out for $9.99, then follows up with two more advanced discs at $9.99 will never have to hit another ball. I know your time is valuable and you are a good player so you don't want to give it away. But, as a marketing major, at this price, in a given period, I'd be willing to bet you net profit would be double at a fourth of the price. See the numbers I'm working with?
 
Always great to have feedback from a marketing major, thanks Crawfish.
I will be releasing more dvd's at different prices in the future.

This one is more involved and focuses on info not available anywhere for any price. To my customers who really care about their game and are committed to doing what it takes to improve, it is not about price, its about the information at still very reasonable price. I'm happy to offer this info as an option to them simply not being able to get it anywhere at all. ...unless they are willing to fly and see me and spend hundreds if not thousands in travel etc...

It is also more costly than you probably think, yet stay tuned for valuable products with different prices! ...as I'm sure your math adds up so I do thank you for that advice, and it is in the works...along with many other pool projects of mine LOL, so little time!

Muchas Gracias Amigo!

Max
 
Mad Max

Recently, Max has been playing here in the San Francisco Bay Area and snapping off tournaments left and right. He won the Chet Itow Memorial 9ball tournament in a field of 153 players ( On The Break News Article on the Chet Itow Memorial Tournament). This was a handicapped tournament and Max was among the top rated players. Giving a handicap he was still able to stay focused and play perfectly to take 1st place.

I'm sure if ask Max to look back over all the THOUSANDS of hours he has been working on his game and, like all of us, weed out imperfections... if he would have spent $99 dollars to save himself so much work would he have? This really is a lifetime of his experiences put on to a DVD.

How much are lessons from a pro? $50-$100 per hour? More? Plus, you can refer back to the DVDs anytime you want. I guess it just depends on how much time, effort, and money you want to invest in your game.

Anyway, I just wanted to say this on Max's behalf because he really is an asset to the sport. I would welcome anyone that knows Max to comment on his professionalism, his skills, his work ethics, and his determination to be the best he can be. I highly doubt you will find many that don't think he is a top notch player and an all around great guy.
 
I feel ashamed not to have read any Walter Tevis novels until now... just finished The Color of Money...what a great book and what a great writer!!!
 
Also, I loved Pool Wars by Jay Helfert!

Cannot wait for Robert "Bobby Cotton" Leblanc's book, Confessions of a Pool Hall Junkie, to be released! It will be a classic!
 
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