Lessons
Every player arrives from a different starting point, so I personalize the hour around your age, experience and what you want to get better at.
Who I coach
Examples of the players I work with and what a lesson tends to focus on for each of them.
The whole hour goes to your game, with nothing shared.
I teach one-on-one by default, so we spend the hour on what you actually need. We start with what you want to improve and work through it with focused repetition and feedback you can use on your own.
Start with the fundamentals, done properly, from your first hour.
If you are new, we work on grip, stance, contact point, and simple movement. The goal for your first few lessons is straightforward: rally comfortably, serve to start a point, and enjoy being on the court.
Turn shots that sometimes work into shots you can rely on.
If you can rally but lose consistency, we tighten things up: earlier preparation, cleaner contact, smarter court positioning, and depth control so rallies stop breaking down under pressure.
Sharpen patterns, strategy and composure under pressure.
For competitive players we move past mechanics into how points are actually won: serve placement, first-strike patterns, defending and resetting, and better decisions in long rallies.
Coordination, confidence and technique at the right pace.
With kids I stay patient and encouraging. Younger players work on balance, hand-eye coordination, and simple technique with age-appropriate equipment. Older juniors move into full-court play and competition skills.
Learn, improve, or come back to the game on your schedule.
Adult lessons fit around real life. Whether you are picking up a racquet for the first time, getting back into shape, or preparing for club matches, we work with the time you actually have.
Rates depend on how long the lesson is, whether it's one-on-one or semi-private, and the court we use. There are no packages or memberships — send me a request and I'll confirm exact pricing before anything is scheduled.