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The latest reviews of our tennis coaches:
Allan Lumutenga
Yul Hsu
Sharyn Buck
Reva Larson
Carol Loflin
Howard Hsu
Leah LaVerdiere
Cheryl Confer
Christina Embry
Chris Berry
Holly
Ji Park
Kim Huff
Lisa Wallace
Arnold Liebman
Beth Fogarty
Jennifer Mae
Reva Larson
The latest reviews of our tennis coaches:
Allan Lumutenga
Yul Hsu
Sharyn Buck
Reva Larson
Carol Loflin
Howard Hsu
Leah LaVerdiere
Cheryl Confer
Christina Embry
Chris Berry
Holly
Ji Park
Kim Huff
Lisa Wallace
Arnold Liebman
Beth Fogarty
Jennifer Mae
Reva Larson
97%
of our coaches enjoy teaching complete beginners
81%
of coaches have taught athletes at a strong high school or college level.
99%
of coaches said parents are welcome to stay during their child's lesson.
83%
of coaches have equipment they can let you borrow during the lessons.
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We asked our Tennis coaches a few questions to help you prepare for your next lesson...
We surveyed over 1000 of our Tennis coaches with the most common questions we've heard regarding Tennis lessons. Here's what they have to say.
Question 1
What advice would you give a total beginner in Tennis?
Shauna Morgan - North Hollywood, CA
Stay patient, keep motivated, and never lose the courage to persevere.
Rachel Cross - Cambridge, MA
Watch videos beforehand to understand the game. Remember, it's normal to find the learning curve steep, so patience is key.
Eric Klein - Newton, MA
Bring your curiosity and a strong desire to learn. A positive attitude goes a long way in this sport.
John Koundouroudas - Brooklyn, NY
Practice hitting against a wall to improve consistency. Preparing early for your shots is crucial for success.
Arian Khoroushi - Chicago, IL
Maintain your motivation and enthusiasm throughout the learning process.
Aditya Balda - Sacramento, CA
Embrace this sport with an open heart; you might just fall in love with it.
Juan Rodriguez - Ellicott City, MD
Focus on having fun and enjoying each step of the learning journey.
John Keeter - Kernersville, NC
Leave your worries behind, bring a smile, and be open to learning and achieving.
Hence Singleton - Berkeley, CA
Never stop learning and improving your skills.
Samar Quadir - Scottsdale, AZ
Remember, everyone starts at the beginning. Embrace failure as a stepping stone to growth.
Flona Francis - La Porte, TX
Come with a positive attitude and accept that initial struggles are part of the learning curve.
Andrew Chang - San Francisco, CA
Approach each session with positivity and leave feeling excited about your improvement.
James Hurst - Dallas, GA
Be prepared to learn with a good attitude. Patience and practice are essential.
Connor Xie - Bloomington, Indiana
Focus on practicing the fundamentals regularly to see real improvement.
Zachary Leslie - San Diego, CA
For quicker development, focus more on playing and less on overthinking each shot.
Dylan Pritchett - Woodland Hills, CA
Be patient and always give your best effort.
Martin Gregorian - Montrose, CA
Paying close attention during lessons is crucial for improvement.
Giovani Zabot Pasini - Newton, MA
Think about your goals and schedule. Watching tennis beforehand can be very beneficial.
Indy Sanders - Brooklyn, NY
Allow yourself to enjoy the learning journey, as it is foundational for skill development.
Sophia Zlatkova - Magnolia, TX
Don’t get discouraged after your first lesson. Continuous practice and a positive mindset will lead to improvement.
Beau Jones - Dallas, GA
Remember, you control your effort and attitude. Skills develop over time, so enjoy the process.
Cristhian Gonzalez - Edison, NJ
Patience and motivation are key components in learning effectively.
Mike Longanecker - Anaheim, CA
Take your time and enjoy the process. Finding a patient and understanding coach is important.
Alex Haug - Los Angeles, CA
Keep an open mind to the joys of improvement and the fun of meeting new people through tennis.
Katya Skachkova - Redmond, WA
Be patient and enjoy each step of your learning journey.
Question 1
What advice would you give a total beginner in Tennis?
Shauna Morgan - North Hollywood, CA
Stay patient, keep motivated, and never lose the courage to persevere.
Rachel Cross - Cambridge, MA
Watch videos beforehand to understand the game. Remember, it's normal to find the learning curve steep, so patience is key.
Eric Klein - Newton, MA
Bring your curiosity and a strong desire to learn. A positive attitude goes a long way in this sport.
John Koundouroudas - Brooklyn, NY
Practice hitting against a wall to improve consistency. Preparing early for your shots is crucial for success.
Arian Khoroushi - Chicago, IL
Maintain your motivation and enthusiasm throughout the learning process.
Aditya Balda - Sacramento, CA
Embrace this sport with an open heart; you might just fall in love with it.
Juan Rodriguez - Ellicott City, MD
Focus on having fun and enjoying each step of the learning journey.
John Keeter - Kernersville, NC
Leave your worries behind, bring a smile, and be open to learning and achieving.
Hence Singleton - Berkeley, CA
Never stop learning and improving your skills.
Samar Quadir - Scottsdale, AZ
Remember, everyone starts at the beginning. Embrace failure as a stepping stone to growth.
Flona Francis - La Porte, TX
Come with a positive attitude and accept that initial struggles are part of the learning curve.
Andrew Chang - San Francisco, CA
Approach each session with positivity and leave feeling excited about your improvement.
James Hurst - Dallas, GA
Be prepared to learn with a good attitude. Patience and practice are essential.
Connor Xie - Bloomington, Indiana
Focus on practicing the fundamentals regularly to see real improvement.
Zachary Leslie - San Diego, CA
For quicker development, focus more on playing and less on overthinking each shot.
Dylan Pritchett - Woodland Hills, CA
Be patient and always give your best effort.
Martin Gregorian - Montrose, CA
Paying close attention during lessons is crucial for improvement.
Giovani Zabot Pasini - Newton, MA
Think about your goals and schedule. Watching tennis beforehand can be very beneficial.
Indy Sanders - Brooklyn, NY
Allow yourself to enjoy the learning journey, as it is foundational for skill development.
Sophia Zlatkova - Magnolia, TX
Don’t get discouraged after your first lesson. Continuous practice and a positive mindset will lead to improvement.
Beau Jones - Dallas, GA
Remember, you control your effort and attitude. Skills develop over time, so enjoy the process.
Cristhian Gonzalez - Edison, NJ
Patience and motivation are key components in learning effectively.
Mike Longanecker - Anaheim, CA
Take your time and enjoy the process. Finding a patient and understanding coach is important.
Alex Haug - Los Angeles, CA
Keep an open mind to the joys of improvement and the fun of meeting new people through tennis.
Katya Skachkova - Redmond, WA
Be patient and enjoy each step of your learning journey.
Question 2
What are 3 important Tennis skills that a beginner should master?
Shauna Morgan - North Hollywood, CA
I recommend practicing shadow swings, improving your footwork, and developing hand-eye coordination.
Rachel Cross - Cambridge, MA
Focus on mastering a consistent stroke technique, enhancing your footwork, and cultivating patience.
Eric Klein - Newton, MA
It's essential to work on your grip, understand the proper swing arc, and practice timing and positioning.
John Koundouroudas - Brooklyn, NY
I advise focusing on achieving consistency in your plays, refining your footwork, and improving your agility.
Arian Khoroushi - Chicago, IL
To excel, you should work on increasing your speed, enhancing your mobility, and boosting your flexibility.
Aditya Balda - Sacramento, CA
Concentrate on developing hand-eye coordination, agility, and engaging in coordination drills.
Juan Rodriguez - Ellicott City, MD
It's beneficial to practice footwork, eye coordination, and tracking the ball effectively.
John Keeter - Kernersville, NC
Start with simple hand-eye exercises like catching a ball with one hand and hitting it with your paddle or racquet. Focus on establishing balance and good footwork.
Hence Singleton - Berkeley, CA
The key is patience. It's crucial to remain patient and persistent in your practice.
Samar Quadir - Scottsdale, AZ
Work on your footwork, shadow the motion of a tennis stroke, and ensure to practice everything you learn in your lessons independently.
Flona Francis - La Porte, TX
Embrace a mindset to learn, be coachable, and be willing to make mistakes. These are the foundations of growth.
Andrew Chang - San Francisco, CA
Focus on controlling your power, maintaining consistency, and staying active with your feet. These are vital skills in tennis.
James Hurst - Dallas, GA
A beginner should learn how to hit forehands and backhands, serve effectively, and keep score.
Connor Xie - Bloomington, IN
Practice footwork to prepare for the ball, follow through ground strokes over your shoulder, and cultivate patience.
Zachary Leslie - San Diego, CA
Spend time planning and thinking ahead rather than reflecting on past actions. This proactive approach is key.
Dylan Pritchett - Woodland Hills, CA
I suggest working on hand-eye coordination, timing, and footwork. These are fundamental skills for improvement.
Martin Gregorian - Montrose, CA
Stay focused and keep practicing. Consistency and dedication are key to improvement.
Giovani Zabot Pasini - Newton, MA
Developing footwork, flexibility, and balance are crucial aspects to focus on.
Indy Sanders - Brooklyn, NY
Focus on key basics like allowing your body to find its natural flow, rhythm, and timing. This approach will help you improve swiftly.
Sophia Zlatkova - Magnolia, TX
Practice the correct form and swing when hitting the ball, movement of the feet, and staying on your toes.
Beau Jones - Dallas, GA
Start by practicing bouncing the ball off your racket, then the ground, and finally off a wall. This will prepare you for court play.
Cristhian Gonzalez - Edison, NJ
Work on holding the racquet correctly, maintaining a good attitude, and being patient with your progress.
Mike Longanecker - Anaheim, CA
Focus on hand-eye coordination, footwork, and agility drills, as well as ball judgment.
Alex Haug - Los Angeles, CA
Concentrate on the swing of the racket, accompanying footwork, and hitting the ball in the center of the racket.
Katya Skachkova - Redmond, WA
Focus on coordinating movements, engaging in consistency drills, and learning the correct swing motions.
Question 2
What are 3 important Tennis skills that a beginner should master?
Shauna Morgan - North Hollywood, CA
I recommend practicing shadow swings, improving your footwork, and developing hand-eye coordination.
Rachel Cross - Cambridge, MA
Focus on mastering a consistent stroke technique, enhancing your footwork, and cultivating patience.
Eric Klein - Newton, MA
It's essential to work on your grip, understand the proper swing arc, and practice timing and positioning.
John Koundouroudas - Brooklyn, NY
I advise focusing on achieving consistency in your plays, refining your footwork, and improving your agility.
Arian Khoroushi - Chicago, IL
To excel, you should work on increasing your speed, enhancing your mobility, and boosting your flexibility.
Aditya Balda - Sacramento, CA
Concentrate on developing hand-eye coordination, agility, and engaging in coordination drills.
Juan Rodriguez - Ellicott City, MD
It's beneficial to practice footwork, eye coordination, and tracking the ball effectively.
John Keeter - Kernersville, NC
Start with simple hand-eye exercises like catching a ball with one hand and hitting it with your paddle or racquet. Focus on establishing balance and good footwork.
Hence Singleton - Berkeley, CA
The key is patience. It's crucial to remain patient and persistent in your practice.
Samar Quadir - Scottsdale, AZ
Work on your footwork, shadow the motion of a tennis stroke, and ensure to practice everything you learn in your lessons independently.
Flona Francis - La Porte, TX
Embrace a mindset to learn, be coachable, and be willing to make mistakes. These are the foundations of growth.
Andrew Chang - San Francisco, CA
Focus on controlling your power, maintaining consistency, and staying active with your feet. These are vital skills in tennis.
James Hurst - Dallas, GA
A beginner should learn how to hit forehands and backhands, serve effectively, and keep score.
Connor Xie - Bloomington, IN
Practice footwork to prepare for the ball, follow through ground strokes over your shoulder, and cultivate patience.
Zachary Leslie - San Diego, CA
Spend time planning and thinking ahead rather than reflecting on past actions. This proactive approach is key.
Dylan Pritchett - Woodland Hills, CA
I suggest working on hand-eye coordination, timing, and footwork. These are fundamental skills for improvement.
Martin Gregorian - Montrose, CA
Stay focused and keep practicing. Consistency and dedication are key to improvement.
Giovani Zabot Pasini - Newton, MA
Developing footwork, flexibility, and balance are crucial aspects to focus on.
Indy Sanders - Brooklyn, NY
Focus on key basics like allowing your body to find its natural flow, rhythm, and timing. This approach will help you improve swiftly.
Sophia Zlatkova - Magnolia, TX
Practice the correct form and swing when hitting the ball, movement of the feet, and staying on your toes.
Beau Jones - Dallas, GA
Start by practicing bouncing the ball off your racket, then the ground, and finally off a wall. This will prepare you for court play.
Cristhian Gonzalez - Edison, NJ
Work on holding the racquet correctly, maintaining a good attitude, and being patient with your progress.
Mike Longanecker - Anaheim, CA
Focus on hand-eye coordination, footwork, and agility drills, as well as ball judgment.
Alex Haug - Los Angeles, CA
Concentrate on the swing of the racket, accompanying footwork, and hitting the ball in the center of the racket.
Katya Skachkova - Redmond, WA
Focus on coordinating movements, engaging in consistency drills, and learning the correct swing motions.
Question 3
What makes someone great in Tennis?
Shauna Morgan - North Hollywood, CA
A great athlete demonstrates unwavering motivation and commitment to continuous improvement.
Rachel Cross - Cambridge, MA
The key qualities include a resilient mindset, dedication to hard work, and a genuine love for the sport.
Eric Klein - Newton, MA
Athletes excel through a strong desire to compete, understanding their strengths, and mastering aspects like footwork, movement, and strategy.
John Koundouroudas - Brooklyn, NY
Focus, perseverance, and the willingness to reflect and adapt are crucial traits for success.
Arian Khoroushi - Chicago, IL
Being smart and quick are essential attributes for athletes in my sport.
Aditya Balda - Sacramento, CA
As a coach, I believe nurturing students' interest is fundamental to developing great athletes.
Juan Rodriguez - Ellicott City, MD
Consistency, a positive attitude, and discipline form the cornerstone of athletic greatness.
John Keeter - Kernersville, NC
Great athletes work hard, welcome constructive feedback, and maintain a regimen to build strength and endurance.
Hence Singleton - Berkeley, CA
A positive mental attitude, an eager spirit, and a desire to learn constantly define a great athlete.
Samar Quadir - Scottsdale, AZ
A strong mindset, willingness to take risks, and commitment to improvement are key in tennis.
Flona Francis - La Porte, TX
Good hand-eye coordination, swift movement, and a positive mindset are vital.
Andrew Chang - San Francisco, CA
Confidence and the courage to embrace mistakes are essential for an athlete's growth.
James Hurst - Dallas, GA
Heart and resilience in challenging situations are what make an athlete great.
Connor Xie - Bloomington, Indiana
A positive self-view, openness to learning, and the ability to learn from mistakes are important.
Zachary Leslie - San Diego, CA
The ability to endure and persevere through challenges is key.
Dylan Pritchett - Woodland Hills, CA
Motivation, dedication, and a strong work ethic are the hallmarks of a great athlete.
Martin Gregorian - Montrose, CA
Quickness is an essential quality in my sport.
Giovani Zabot Pasini - Newton, MA
Perseverance, a willingness to fail and learn, and maintaining positivity are crucial.
Indy Sanders - Brooklyn, NY
Focus, motivation, and an ever-present drive to improve are necessary for success.
Sophia Zlatkova - Magnolia, TX
Dedication and effort are key. I always encourage a positive attitude and doing one's best.
Beau Jones - Dallas, GA
Strong core, flexibility, excellent hand-eye coordination, and quick feet are foundational for top athletes.
Cristhian Gonzalez - Edison, NJ
Self-motivation is a critical trait for athletes.
Mike Longanecker - Anaheim, CA
A great attitude, competitive spirit, and excellent fitness are essential for athletes.
Alex Haug - Los Angeles, CA
Hard work, a willingness to learn and practice, and determination are vital.
Katya Skachkova - Redmond, WA
Patience and a smart practice process are integral to athlete development.
Question 3
What makes someone great in Tennis?
Shauna Morgan - North Hollywood, CA
A great athlete demonstrates unwavering motivation and commitment to continuous improvement.
Rachel Cross - Cambridge, MA
The key qualities include a resilient mindset, dedication to hard work, and a genuine love for the sport.
Eric Klein - Newton, MA
Athletes excel through a strong desire to compete, understanding their strengths, and mastering aspects like footwork, movement, and strategy.
John Koundouroudas - Brooklyn, NY
Focus, perseverance, and the willingness to reflect and adapt are crucial traits for success.
Arian Khoroushi - Chicago, IL
Being smart and quick are essential attributes for athletes in my sport.
Aditya Balda - Sacramento, CA
As a coach, I believe nurturing students' interest is fundamental to developing great athletes.
Juan Rodriguez - Ellicott City, MD
Consistency, a positive attitude, and discipline form the cornerstone of athletic greatness.
John Keeter - Kernersville, NC
Great athletes work hard, welcome constructive feedback, and maintain a regimen to build strength and endurance.
Hence Singleton - Berkeley, CA
A positive mental attitude, an eager spirit, and a desire to learn constantly define a great athlete.
Samar Quadir - Scottsdale, AZ
A strong mindset, willingness to take risks, and commitment to improvement are key in tennis.
Flona Francis - La Porte, TX
Good hand-eye coordination, swift movement, and a positive mindset are vital.
Andrew Chang - San Francisco, CA
Confidence and the courage to embrace mistakes are essential for an athlete's growth.
James Hurst - Dallas, GA
Heart and resilience in challenging situations are what make an athlete great.
Connor Xie - Bloomington, Indiana
A positive self-view, openness to learning, and the ability to learn from mistakes are important.
Zachary Leslie - San Diego, CA
The ability to endure and persevere through challenges is key.
Dylan Pritchett - Woodland Hills, CA
Motivation, dedication, and a strong work ethic are the hallmarks of a great athlete.
Martin Gregorian - Montrose, CA
Quickness is an essential quality in my sport.
Giovani Zabot Pasini - Newton, MA
Perseverance, a willingness to fail and learn, and maintaining positivity are crucial.
Indy Sanders - Brooklyn, NY
Focus, motivation, and an ever-present drive to improve are necessary for success.
Sophia Zlatkova - Magnolia, TX
Dedication and effort are key. I always encourage a positive attitude and doing one's best.
Beau Jones - Dallas, GA
Strong core, flexibility, excellent hand-eye coordination, and quick feet are foundational for top athletes.
Cristhian Gonzalez - Edison, NJ
Self-motivation is a critical trait for athletes.
Mike Longanecker - Anaheim, CA
A great attitude, competitive spirit, and excellent fitness are essential for athletes.
Alex Haug - Los Angeles, CA
Hard work, a willingness to learn and practice, and determination are vital.
Katya Skachkova - Redmond, WA
Patience and a smart practice process are integral to athlete development.
So, what kind of skills do you need to get into Tennis?
Starting a new skill can be intimidating, so we asked our coaches what kind of qualities make up a great student.
There was unanimous agreement that all you really need is motivation to learn, a positive attitude, and an interest in Tennis.
So, what kind of skills do you need to get into Tennis?
Starting a new skill can be intimidating, so we asked our coaches what kind of qualities make up a great student.
There was unanimous agreement that all you really need is motivation to learn, a positive attitude, and an interest in Tennis.
For groups of up to three people, there's a small additional fee per person. Planning for a bigger group? No problem! Get in touch, and we'll arrange a session that suits everyone's needs.
Keep in mind that some lessons might take place in public tennis courts or parks. So, while your instruction is private, there may be other players nearby enjoying their own tennis games.
Don't have a racket yet? Let us know, and we'll make sure you're equipped for your lesson.
You can also check out our guides on beginner's tennis rules, how to find the perfect tennis coach, and the ideal tennis coaching frequency for beginners.