One-on-one attention
One-on-one tennis lessons, taught by me
The whole hour goes to your game, with nothing shared.
A one-on-one lesson is the fastest way to improve, because nothing is shared. There is no queue behind three other players, no drill aimed at the average of a group, and no waiting your turn to hit. The full hour goes to your strokes, your footwork, and the specific thing that has been holding your game back.
I teach every lesson myself. The coach who watched your forehand break down last week is the same one fixing it this week — no handover, no notes lost between instructors, no starting over.
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.
What you’ll walk away with
- A clear read on what is actually limiting your game
- One or two priorities to work on instead of ten
- Live feedback while you hit, not a lecture afterwards
- Something concrete to practice before the next lesson
Best suited to
- Players who want undivided attention
- Anyone with a specific stroke or habit to fix
- People who prefer learning without an audience
One service, one price
There's no separate package for this — it's a normal tennis lesson with me. Rates depend on the length of the lesson, whether it's one-on-one or semi-private, and the court we use, and I confirm the exact price before anything is scheduled.
I'll send you the lesson location when I confirm your request.
Other players I coach
Same lesson, different starting point
How a lesson tends to look for other kinds of players.