Diagnosis before correction
Identify what is actually limiting the player before trying to change mechanics or strategy.
Professional pool player and certified instructor through the Professional Billiard Instructors Association (PBIA), based in Frisco, Texas.
Justin’s coaching approach is built around clear diagnosis, focused training, measurable practice, and an obvious next step.

Billiards Blueprint is designed to help players understand what is limiting their game—and give them a structured way to improve it.
The process starts by identifying the highest-priority issue, then building the skill through focused practice, measuring what changes, and transferring the improvement into real playing situations.
The coaching is structured around what the player needs next, not a fixed list of generic tips.
Identify what is actually limiting the player before trying to change mechanics or strategy.
Explain the correction clearly, then spend the lesson training rather than lecturing.
Use video and measurable drills when they help the player understand and verify the change.
Leave with a specific priority and a measurable practice target instead of a vague to-do list.
For most new students, the 90-minute Blueprint Assessment is the best first step.
Questions? Email justin@billiardsblueprint.com.