NORTH
HAVEN, Connecticut -- PokerCoaching.com today announces
the availability of the first-ever professional coaching
service, for aspiring poker champions worldwide.
"Serious players who want to win tournament poker
now have a powerful new weapon in their arsenal,"
explained Dan Mezick, Executive Director of PokerCoaching
LLC. "What we do is simple to describe: through poker
coaching, we enable tournament champions."
PokerCoaching's coaching service to players is personal
and tailored to the player's unique experience, talent,
and understanding of the game. "A minute to learn
and a lifetime to master, that's how Mike Sexton explains
it on the World Poker Tour," says Mezick. 'We agree
one hundred percent. Our long-term goal is to produce
poker champions. We will do that by coaching our students
in the techniques, tools and training needed to beat the
best tournament players in the world.'
PokerCoaching.com has retained the services of several
world class poker professionals. Coaches Jim Bucci, and
Bill Seymour, each a well known professional in the poker
community, have over 24 years of combined tournament experience.
Each has won numerous tournament events. Each brings deep
knowledge of tournament poker to the process of coaching
aspiring tournament champions.
Poker professionals coaching for PokerCoaching.com must
have an impressive tournament record and a clearly demonstrated
ability to effectively teach players. Seasoned tournament
professionals interested in coaching opportunities may
visit http://www.PokerCoaching.com to learn more.
For players, PokerCoaching's methodology involves playing
poker online while simultaneously discussing hands with
the coach-as he watches, on the telephone. 'This method
allows our students to discuss specific hands with their
coaches, while the coaches themselves gain an understanding
of the student's skill level and style of play,' Mezick
explained.
Students also get further coaching at World Poker Tour
and World Series of Poker events in which the coaches
participate.
Players eager to rapidly advance their poker skills
can visit http://www.PokerCoaching.com to learn about
the service, select a coach, and begin the coaching process.