Mark Finkelstein

Mark Finkelstein is an ACS Level 4 and PBIA Master Instructor. Mark has been playing pool for almost 60 years and is the house pro at Slate and Eastside Billiards in NYC as well as the Instructional Columnist for NYC Grind. Mark also publishes at Easy Pool Tutor and various other pool publications.

Mark has written a book, “Pool Ramblings” which is available from McNally Jackson publishers. He is also on the staff of the National Billiards Academy that teaches pool seminars throughout the United States.

Mark is active with both the PBIA and the ACS Instructor Committees, teaches private lessons in the New York City area, plays exhibitions and runs tournaments for Corporate parties and donates his time to various schools and charities promoting pool.

Mark is also an accomplished player who has competed in Japan, the Philippines, the West Coast and the New York area.

  1. Getting Closer, Part II

  2. Center of Vision

  3. Improve Your Pocketing Skills By Getting Closer

  4. A Pool Workout

  5. The Stun Shot

  6. Some Thoughts On The Grip

  7. A Slow Pull Back

  8. Bridges

  9. Playing Safe

  10. Short Side Position

  11. Where Do I Want To Shoot My Next Shot From?

  12. Developing Skills

  13. Learning About Cue Ball Speed

  14. Measuring Your Progress

  15. Before The First Shot

  16. Proper Form for Bridging on the Rail

  17. Shooting With A Level Cue Stick

  18. Hitting the Cue Ball Where You Want

  19. High Off the Rail

  20. How To Draw The Cue Ball

  21. Learning To Play Patterns

  22. Hitting Softly

  23. Staying Still

  24. Say Nice Things

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