Sensei Nate

What’s your personal definition of a “good pool player”?

⚔️ KING OF THE HILL. 9-BALL ⚔️

Johann beats David.
Johann beats Niels.
Johann beats Moritz.

Next up... Alexander Kazakis. ⚔️

Hypothetical heads-up race to 100 in WNT 9-Ball.

On one side, you've got Johann Chua. One of the Philippines' top 9-ball players, Chua is known for his smooth stroke, strong cue-ball control, and ability to stay composed when the pressure is on. He's proven he can compete with the best in the world, and on any given day, he can be a nightmare matchup for anyone.

On the other, Alex Kazakis. He's a champion in multiple disciplines, including 9 ball. The Greek standout brings explosive shotmaking, creativity, and arguable more experience in WNT 9 ball, including multiple Mosconi Cup wins.

Who are you backing? 👀

What's the final score?

100–98?
100–90?
100–75?

Do you prefer single elimination or double elimination?

💪🏼🎥📈 I'M READY FOR YOUR VIDEO REVIEWS! 💪🏼🎥📈

If you haven't seen it already, I've just launched a website along with my system for improving at pool called The ADAPT Framework.

After a long grind prepping, testing, and building, I'm now offering a service where I REVIEW YOUR GAME, utilizing my framework, creating a video with annotation, and voiceover, combing through it to find the best solutions for YOU. This is NOT a cookie cutter, one size fits all service. This is strictly to help players realize the underlying elements that have negatively affected their game, target those weaknesses, and build an action plan around them.

You'll get:
• A video file to keep detailing what I see with annotations and voiceover for extra clarity.
• The ADAPT Framework breakdown and action plan to keep you on track.
• A 1 on 1 zoom call with me to go over everything and answer questions.

If you want to improve your pool game, comment below with 1 thing you're struggling with and let's talk!

🔨WHAT I'VE BEEN BUILDING FOR MONTHS! 🔨

This one is special y'all.

Long story short, I've never been impressed by the approach to pool that's geared towards trying to fix what LOOKS like is broken, and then just chasing solutions until something works. While I respect the grind, I thought "there's gotta be a better way".

So over the last 6 months, I evaluated the most effective approaches to improving at pool, organized them, gave it a name (The ADAPT Framework), tested it on myself, and other players. Despite what this image shows, this is not an aiming or kicking system. This is a framework built to help you find and address the areas in your game to help you get the most out of your efforts in improvement.

It took me a while to build, but...

I just launched a website, offering a VIDEO REVIEW SERVICE! This is for pool players looking to improve in all areas of the game. I use my system to help players improve, giving them clarity and direction- often uncovering flaws in their game they never realized, and unique solutions that are difficult to find for many instructors.

I made a video about it (CHECK THE COMMENTS) 👇

Or if you'd like to skip straight to the website to learn more about my service, find it here:
🎉 sensei-nate.com 🎉