I'm from MA, Boston Area. Who is the best (or a great) Instructor in the Area???
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Pete said:
Well it depends on where you're starting but ....
Joe Tucker at Snookers in Providence is very good,
Bob LeBlank in Waltham (www.poollessons.net) I had good luck with,
I've heard Ron Tocci in Nashua, NH is good,
Ken Teuksbury in Concord, NH,
efrikey what do you have to offer? i am an apa levled 6 and i am looking to improve my game at most costs....i am located in Lowell, MA and would be interested to hear what you have to offer...feel free to pm me or get back to me in any way...thanks again
How much do you practice? play with friends? gamble? play in tournaments?and how long have you been at this level? what do you currently use as teaching tools? watching others and then practicing, books, tapes, instructor, etc.
Oh, and where do you normally play out of?
Oh, and where do you normally play out of?
Apparently not Jarrod CloweryPete said:
I practice every chance i have available to me. I have yet to do much gambling seeing that I usualy play with my close friends. I have been a ranked 6 in the apa for over the past year. I try to use whatever I can as teaching tools. I watch the events on espn. I have purchased a few books in the past. I print out drills online and work them. I think I have reached a level where I need to start playing more advanced players to keep moving forward in my progression. I am always looking to improve and get my game to a higher level. I usually play at a private club in Lowell called the passe temps club. It is an old french club. They have a 9ft gold crown that is free to play on. I use the free table time to my advantage as much as possible. I also sometimes go to country club usa to run a few racks. Where in southern NH are you located, and what level of play are you?
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catscradle said:
THE MAN'S NAME IS ROBERT LE BLANC, NOT BLANK
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sonia said:
Oops, another typo
, good thing Bob doesn't frequent AZB.So efirkey I am willing to practice hard on my own time. What do you have to offer? Pm me if you would like and give me some details on what you have to offer. Thanks again
I use to be a strong 7 in the APA. I could hold my own of the Joss tour, but time and money and family keep me from trying it out. I also feel that the overall skill level of a player isn't the most important factor in picking a teacher/instructor, but you certainly want one who is/was a better player than you and can keep you improving and help you with your weaknesses.
I can certainly help you determine your weaknesses and turn them into strengths assuming poor eyesight doesn't hold you back.
My only hold up with helping you is the distance between myself and you and the fact that there isn't any pool halls between Lowell and Hampton to my knowlege.
I can certainly help you determine your weaknesses and turn them into strengths assuming poor eyesight doesn't hold you back.
My only hold up with helping you is the distance between myself and you and the fact that there isn't any pool halls between Lowell and Hampton to my knowlege.
