It was a real pleasure meeting both Francesca and yourself buddy! Looking forward to your journey as a player! Keep up the great work! =)

@PersistentWolfBilliards

4 жыл бұрын

Can't wait to show you the great steps of improvement I'm making!

@royroynovak2572

3 жыл бұрын

Tony. You look great Sir! I haven't seen you since you were in Melbourne Florida. It was a great treat to play you Sir. I have only played a few players that were able to fire back when fired upon for hours!!! I felt like I won losing the last set hill hill. 9 hrs of some of the best play with the utmost courtesy. Thank you Tony! :)

@royroynovak2572

3 жыл бұрын

It really is fun teaching people interested and watching then utilize what you taught them!!! :)

"T" it's Franco brother.... Looking good. Miss ya buddy.

@PersistentWolfBilliards

Жыл бұрын

I'll pass along your message

This is great Tim!!

@PersistentWolfBilliards

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jim that was right before the quarantine started I got the meet and shoot pool with Tony and he gave an incredible lesson it's a shame that he so far away from me now though

I would love to take a lesson from Tony. Keep up the great work.

@PersistentWolfBilliards

3 жыл бұрын

I am not sure if Tony is still doing lessons, I know he is getting ready to move, but it was an honor to learn from him and he definitely made me feel good about my shot making skills.

@BackwardsBilliards

3 жыл бұрын

@@PersistentWolfBilliards I knew he was moving and with times we are in who knows what will happen. Hopefully he will move farther south.

@PersistentWolfBilliards

3 жыл бұрын

@@BackwardsBilliards afaik his wife and he are moving in November to Florida.

@BackwardsBilliards

3 жыл бұрын

@@PersistentWolfBilliards cool thank you I did not know where he was moving.

@gee2891

3 жыл бұрын

shout to my brother Tone...Nyc misses one of its most precious gems...your brother Domi. from amsterdam billiards.

I gotta say I absolutely admire Tony as a pool player and as a person! I listened to the POOL PLAYER PODCAST with him the other day and it got me wondering..this is more of a general question and I definitely mean nothing negative by it. In the podcast I think he said he charges several hundred for a lesson. Watching this video, the first lesson I have ever seen him give on a video, I don't think I really learned anything new, cause I have already gotten all this information from KZread instructional videos from other pros and stuff. So my question is, when people pay for these lessons, are they paying for information or more like for the pleasurable experience of hanging out with Tony? I know in a free market 'the price always finds its buyers' but I am just wondering about the monetary value of such lessons, don't crucify me in the comments, cause I really mean no offense! ;)

@PersistentWolfBilliards

3 жыл бұрын

Jaroslav, first let me thank you for taking the time to reply. The lesson you see here was pre-quarentine, and it was one of the best experiences I've had. The reason a house pros lessons run higher is because as I understand the house may have their own fees. Tony's knowledge and the fact that he was able to watch my initial shooting and find some issues without seeing me beforehand was fantastic. So the cost of his experience and knowledge is definitely comparable to a pro in any other trade, a master carpenter for example. You aren't just paying for the lesson, you're paying for all the tools in their bag, all the knowledge they've painstakingly earned, and also in this case the risk of the virus. Tony invited not only me, but also my girl to come to his house for this lesson which was above and beyond. I had quite the experience and this was the initial springboard to getting me to improve my game

Great, i share on twitter

@PersistentWolfBilliards

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Niurka I hope you enjoyed this video

@PatioconNiurkaCaleroAlayon

2 жыл бұрын

@@PersistentWolfBilliards yes, thanks

I feel like I 'm in the other room

@PersistentWolfBilliards

3 жыл бұрын

The location of the cameras actually only a couple of feet from the table because of the wide angle lens it made it look further back than it was. However it was still a really good lesson and all the important information is in there!