You have been playing pool for 30 years, 30 days or 30 minutes and you don't understand why you are missing shots.  You think you are doing everything correctly, good mechanics and aim - so why are you missing those easy shots?

A video analysis will, more than likely, answer this question.  The camera doesn't lie.  It is fine for some one to tell you what you are doing incorrectly, but it is far better to see it for yourself. You will be quite surprised to see yourself in your normal stroke pattern and get an objective critique of your stroke mechanics.  The slightest imperfection in your mechanics can have disastrous results at the end of an nine-foot pool table.  Result, missed shots or nine lost matches, and frustration. Consequence, missed shots, lost matches, and frustration.

You are set up to shoot a variety of shots from close range and are video taped from several angles.  Focus is on bridge, elbow and wrist position; follow through, stance, head and eye movement.  The instructor then replays the tape and highlights both those points that are done correctly and those points that may need to adjusted or improved upon to maximize performance.

The typical video analysis takes about 1 hour and students have the option of keeping the videotape or DISC  for future reference for an additional fee.

Video analysis is a must for improving your game and seeing first hand with your own eyes and understanding those nuances that are causing you to miss shots and get poor position.