Pool Idiots Every Where
- Thread starter Bob Jewett
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i feel like a pool idiot everyday
To be a good instructor, you don't just need to master the skills you're trying to teach.
You need to be able to communicate effectively, and know how to work with people.
This guy already fails 2 out of 3, so at this point, who cares how well he hits balls?
I'd never sign up to hear what this donkey has to say.
You need to be able to communicate effectively, and know how to work with people.
This guy already fails 2 out of 3, so at this point, who cares how well he hits balls?
I'd never sign up to hear what this donkey has to say.
Don’t know exact context, but I like the guy already. Would take a lesson and see how it goes. There is no one within 100 miles of me that does lessons.
Is there a reason why Tinderloins Tommy had to make this public and couldn't just keep weeping into the pages of his diary?
Tissue, Tommy?
Tissue, Tommy?
"Tommy, can you hear me?"
That was my first guess too, but I took a lesson from Tony and he really got me straightened out on a few things. Based on my experience I don't think this was written by him.
Although that was a long time ago and things change...
Poor Tony
Tony is an idiot, leader of the village.
Tony is an idiot, leader of the village.
I prefer to call them pool maroons like Bugs used to do.
Can't do that. Diaries are old-fashioned and he forgot how to hand-write.
In general, 99% of the instructors I've met do good to find the room, much less teach.
IMO, with instructors, hiring an instructor is not like anything else. They are either good or bad, there's no in between. Because of that, most feel screwed after a few lessons since they had one of the 99%.
Folks, it's that 1% that you have to hire for instruction. Sure, their more expensive, harder to book...etc...etc but worth every penny.
IMO, with instructors, hiring an instructor is not like anything else. They are either good or bad, there's no in between. Because of that, most feel screwed after a few lessons since they had one of the 99%.
Folks, it's that 1% that you have to hire for instruction. Sure, their more expensive, harder to book...etc...etc but worth every penny.
Aha , I am not the only one who sees them, they live!!! THEY LIVE!!!!!!!!
I think the only idiot is the one that knows how and goes to death without passing on his talents and passion to others. I'm 68 now not a spring chicken anymore and help every young person I can understand and help. I do this for free. It only will keep pool/billiards interest high in a sport that lets admit dying. If you don't think so look around at the number of joints you can go to to play pool.
