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Lessons

Formats for every stage of your game

Each format below is coached one-on-one, or semi-private for two, and always built around the player's goals.

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Private Lessons

One-on-one instruction built entirely around your goals, at your pace.

Every session is private, so the whole hour goes to your game. Lessons start with what you want to improve, then work through it with focused repetition and feedback you can actually use on your own.

Best for

  • Players who want undivided attention
  • Anyone with a specific stroke or habit to fix
  • People who prefer learning without an audience
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Beginner Lessons

Start from zero with the fundamentals that make tennis click.

Beginner lessons cover grip, stance, contact point, and simple movement patterns. The goal for a first block of lessons is straightforward: rally comfortably, serve to start a point, and enjoy being on the court.

Best for

  • Complete beginners
  • Anyone who has never taken a lesson
  • Players who learned casually and want proper technique
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Intermediate Lessons

Turn shots that sometimes work into shots you can rely on.

Intermediate lessons tighten up consistency. That usually means better preparation, cleaner contact, smarter court positioning, and depth control so rallies stop breaking down under pressure.

Best for

  • Players who can rally but lose consistency
  • Anyone stuck at the same level for a while
  • Players preparing for league or social match play
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Advanced & Competitive Training

Sharpen strategy, patterns, and consistency under pressure.

Competitive training moves past mechanics into how points are actually won: serve placement, first-strike patterns, defending and resetting, and making better decisions in long rallies.

Best for

  • Tournament and league players
  • High school and club competitors
  • Players who win practice but lose matches
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Junior Lessons

Fundamentals, coordination, and confidence for young players.

Junior lessons are 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.

Best for

  • Kids trying tennis for the first time
  • Juniors preparing for school teams
  • Families who want a positive first sports experience
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Adult Lessons

Learn, improve, or come back to the game on your schedule.

Adult lessons fit around real life. Whether you're picking up a racket for the first time, getting back into shape, or preparing for club matches, the plan is built around the time you actually have.

Best for

  • Adult beginners
  • Players returning after years away
  • Fitness-focused adults who want an active hobby

Pricing

Rates depend on lesson length, format, and location. Send a request or reach out and Kory will share exact pricing before anything is scheduled.