Tom Simpson is a highly experienced pool instructor, having trained several thousand players and produced over 80 new instructors since 1995...
  Most players are stuck at some level because their fundamentals are not strong enough to allow them to progress. I am a maniac about developing & maintaining a...
 

 

Tom Simpson is a BCA Master Instructor (Billiard Congress of America), operating the National Billiard Academy in Columbus, Ohio (accredited by the BCA in 2004). Tom also holds the highest level instructor/coach certification in the ACS Instructor Program (American CueSports Alliance).

Click here to learn about our 3-Day Weekend Intensives and other classes. Read comments from players.

Read a Full Review of the 3-Day Weekend Intensive by Erik Barzeski of BilliardDrills.com.

Read three Billiards Digest columns about the Intensive, as experienced by columnist and novice player Audra Quinn (please note that Audra's errors in the Day 2 column diagram were corrected later): Day 1, Day 2, Day 3.

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Tom was featured on the cable TV series "The Men's Room". On the show, he demonstrates & teaches one of the primary ball-jumping techniques used in pool: the Dart Method. Video footage teaching two methods of jumping is available for view here and at www.JumpBreak.com.

Click here for an article by Tom about how to become a better pool player. Click here for Tom's article about finding your Pattern of Missing, and click here for the corresponding Excel worksheets.

 

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