What should I expect to pay per lesson from a coach this summer?? I was talking to my driller and he recommended a coach for me to work with. I asked how much he would charge per lesson. I guessed about $50-60 per lesson, my driller said he doubts that it would be that high, he said moreso in the $30-40 range. What can I expect to pay??

BTW, if it means anything in how much the coach should charge, he's a silver level coach.
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"I am the most consistent bowler in my house....

I consistently SUCK!!"

i would check the area for bowling clinics by pros..they usually last 2+ hours and costs $25 and up..hope this helps.
chris peace
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I charge 25 per hour... I want to be Bill Hall...$70...wow!
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If I coach in my home center I charge $30 per hour with a two hour minimum. Most people say I am too cheap but I do it more for the love of doing it than the money.
 If I am on the road I charge $60 to $100 per hour. Keep in mind that when a coach is on the road  ( like Bill Hall often is when you see him ),he has to cover things like airline tickets, hotel and other expenses. That’s why I like doing small groups of 5 or 6 people over 2 or 3 days when I travel. That makes it a lot more affordable for the students and they get way more time than most could afford otherwise.

Ron Clifton

So far, these prices arent bad at all. Heck, at these prices, I may be able to take more lessons than anticipated. BTW, how often should i be taking lessons. I was thinking of working with the coach once every two weeks. Should i try to go every week??
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"I am the most consistent bowler in my house....

I consistently SUCK!!"