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[QUOTE="Big_Rudy, post: 1884920, member: 73333"]
I've never been coached, and at this time have no plans to be. But, Media's rundown is about what I would expect. These days, with the popularity of poker, it seems that anyone who can document a string of 2-3 winning months wants to style themselves as a "poker coach".
 
I, personally, would do a LOT of research on my own before I would pay someone to teach me poker. Get a list together of a few people whom you think would be good for your goals. After you've researched them a little on your own, and narrowed your list down, contact them directly. 
 
When you get to the point of contacting them directly, ask them for references, both good and bad, from people who have been coached from them in the past. A quality coach should be able to ( be happy to) provide this. If not, I'd think twice about hiring them.
 
Lastly, follow-up with the references. Those who liked the coach/got something worthwile from him... why did they feel that way. Those who didn't.... same thing.
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