Top 1 coaches for Pool lessons near Boston, MA
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Aaron
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Frequently asked questions
What to expect when you take a Pool lesson in Boston
The first lesson for a beginner player
Coach Aaron
pool coach
In our first lesson, I will ask you for any particular areas that you've noticed you would like some coaching in. That could be your stroke, your stance, strategy, position play, cue ball control, particular shots, or really anything else that you personally have identified that you want to work on. Bottom line: The best coaching sessions are a dialogue. The more you share with me about your thought processes and what you are working through, the better I can help coach you. Adjustments for advanced players tend to be smaller and less obvious than for beginners, so we will spend more time playing through some games so I can get a better picture of your personal style. By the end of this lesson, I'll be able to offer you some small critiques for you to work on as well as a roadmap for future lessons.
The first lesson for an advanced player
Coach Aaron
pool coach
In our first lesson, I will ask you for any particular areas that you've noticed you would like some coaching in. That could be your stroke, your stance, strategy, position play, cue ball control, particular shots, or really anything else that you personally have identified that you want to work on. Bottom line: The best coaching sessions are a dialogue. The more you share with me about your thought processes and what you are working through, the better I can help coach you. Adjustments for advanced players tend to be smaller and less obvious than for beginners, so we will spend more time playing through some games so I can get a better picture of your personal style. By the end of this lesson, I'll be able to offer you some small critiques for you to work on as well as a roadmap for future lessons.
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Pool coaches in Boston, MA
pool coach with the most lessons taught in Boston
Coach Aaron has taught
13 lessons
The location with the most coaches teaching pool lessons at
Scholars American Bistro
Average coach player rating
5.0
7 total ratings
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Average length of time coaches in Boston have been teaching for
15 years on average
How many coaches teach pool in Boston
1 coaches
Average cost of a pool lesson in Boston
$65 for weekly lessons