Demetrius Jelatis grew up watching a stranger run nine balls in order at a Minnesota pool hall and became instantly obsessed. He went on to dominate the state for two decades, racking up championships and a 700+ Fargo rating. Now, six years and 200+ boot camps later, he's helping players worldwide find the missing pieces in their game. We discuss his legendary win against Minnesota icon Jimmy Wetch, why pool isn't a mystical talent reserved for the gifted, the one question that separates improving players from everyone else, and why your last heartbreaking loss reveals everything about your commitment to the game.Ready to transform your game? Visit mnpoolbootcamp.comDownload the Bullseye Billiards app at https://bullseyebilliards.com/app

Anthony Beeler grew up playing pool in Kentucky country stores with farmers, hustlers, and future Hall of Famers. He became so dominant he was banned from local tournaments. Now, 27 years into teaching, he's trained national champions, worked with pros like Janet Atwell and Sam Henderson, and created the BAM aiming method used by players worldwide. We discuss his six-visual aiming system, why pre-shot routines are underrated, the craziest things he's witnessed at the table, and his new 284-page pictorial guide to playing professional-level pool.

Ready to transform your game? Visit poolteacher.com or call/text Anthony directly at 606-669-8401.

Master instructor Randy "Pops" Goettlicher has been teaching pool for 60 years and has certified over 300 instructors. At 82, he's still grinding to improve his game while sharing the secrets that have built champions for decades. From getting kicked out of his friend group for being too good to creating Scotch Doubles and rewriting the World Pool Rules, Pops has seen it all.

In this episode, he reveals why "hit a million balls" is terrible advice, breaks down the 20-20 training rule that actually works, and explains how tight grip destroys your game. This is raw, honest advice from the godfather of pool instruction who's dedicated his life to perfecting the sport we all love.

Contact Randy G for lessons at randygpool.com or call 214-908-2908