Advanced Courses

Serious, structured coaching for intermediate to advanced players — measurable reps, immediate feedback, and skills that hold up under pressure.

These are not basic stop/follow/draw/English classes. Students should be comfortable with fundamentals and ready to work. For Draw, CB Control, and Shotmaking, students are strongly encouraged to complete the relevant proficiency test before enrolling.

Precision Draw

Build cleaner, longer, and more predictable draw by matching tip contact, cue speed, and stroke delivery. This course targets common draw-killers such as steering, deceleration, late tip rise, and off-center contact.

Highlights: pinpoint tip contact, controlled cue speed, draw-distance control, real-table draw patterns, deliberate-practice feedback loops.

Advanced Cue Ball Control

Upgrade position play and speed control using the vertical axis of the cue ball. This course focuses on stun, follow, draw, tip-position control, and reading/correcting cue-ball paths.

Note: sidespin/English is covered in the English & Throw course.

English & Throw

Learn to use English for position without second-guessing your aim. This course introduces Back-Hand English and Front-Hand English pivots, throw, gearing, speed choices, and personal pivot-point understanding.

Highlights: English without re-aiming, throw made simple, real-shot transfer, and a personal BHE/FHE reference matrix.

Banks & Kicks

Learn practical systems for banking and kicking, including Plus Two, Corner Five, 2:1 diamond banking references, and Twice Plus Tenths adjustments.

Highlights: predictable kicking routes, bank-shot references, table-speed adjustments, and practical systems for real racks.

Shotmaking

Improve potting accuracy under pressure through structured aiming, precise cue-ball contact, disciplined stroke speed control, and measurable shotmaking practice.

Highlights: aiming-system overview, stroke-speed calibration, cue-ball contact precision, accuracy tracking by cut angle/distance/speed, and a repeatable pressure pre-shot routine.

What to expect

Day One — 2 hours

- Skill check / baseline assessment

- Three-angle video analysis of stroke, alignment, and pre-shot routine

- Set–Pause–Finish–Freeze confirmation or equivalent stroke-rhythm check

Day Two — about 3 hours

- Video review and targeted corrections

- Course-specific skill training

- Deliberate Practice plan

- Personalized take-home notebook

Tuition: $150 per stand-alone 5-hour course