75 coaches & instructors for lessons in Greenfield, IN

I'm Jessica Sebastian, a volleyball coach in Indianapolis specializing in private instruction for defensive skills, serve receive, serving, and passing fundamentals. Since 2021, I've worked with individual athletes and small groups to help them build confidence and consistency in their game. My coaching background includes working as a Elite Club Volleyball Coach at Academy Volleyball Club and as a JV coach at Clinton Prairie School. I'm USAV and JVA certified, and I bring an analytical approach to coaching—I love breaking down technique and creating customized training plans that meet each player where they are. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine specific skills, I focus on creating a positive, supportive environment where players can develop strong fundamentals and the confidence to apply them in game situations. My goal is to help you become a more consistent, confident player who can read the game and react effectively on the court.

"My daughter has been working with Jessica for about six months now, and the transformation has been incredible. Not only has her defense improved dramatically, but her overall court awareness and decision-making are so much sharper. Jessica pushes her in the best way, she sets high expectations but creates such a positive environment that my daughter never feels defeated. She's also been really flexible with scheduling, which is a lifesaver with our crazy travel season. Worth every penny!

Driven by a lifelong love for tennis, I bring 15 years of coaching experience, shaped by my time as a D1 athlete. My approach blends technical expertise with tailored strategies to unlock your potential on the court. Let's elevate your game together!

I began my guitar journey at the very end of 1989, learning from a Mel Bay book before starting formal lessons. Over the years, I've explored rock, blues, jazz, fingerstyle, and classical guitar. In 2001, I completed my undergraduate studies with a minor in music, and although I majored in computer science, I found myself teaching guitar during a downturn in the tech industry. Inspired by a faculty recital at Berklee College of Music in 2002, I pursued an advanced degree in music, earning a Master of Music degree from Butler University in 2006. During my graduate studies, I also taught guitar at Ball State University as a graduate assistant in the Doctor of Arts program. I've lectured on the history of guitar, composed music for various instruments, performed nationwide, and taught hundreds of students across all guitar styles.

Note: Jeff provides 2 hour playing lessons only in the summer. He believes the best way to learn is on the course I’ve been Teaching Golf for over 23 years in Chicago, San Diego, Scottsdale Arizona and Indianapolis. He graduated the top of his class from the Golf Academy of America and is currently focused on helping all levels and all ages of golfers improve their game.

"Very knowledgeable golf professional. My go to guy for advice, tips, etc. on my game. Super excited that he's now in my area!

I'm a highly accomplished tennis coach with over 30 years of experience and a passion for developing players of all levels. My career highlights include being named USTA Midwest Coach of the Year in 2024 and coaching a World #1 ITF/USTA junior player who dominated prestigious tournaments like the Easter Bowl, Copper Bowl, and Junior Grand Slams. I've also coached on the USTA Pro Circuit, led winning college teams, and guided high school boys to a state championship title. My expertise extends beyond the competitive arena, as I've also served as a celebrity coach for individuals in the music and entertainment industry. I'm dedicated to sharing my knowledge and passion for tennis, helping players achieve their goals through a focus on technical excellence, tactical awareness, and mental strength.

Elevate your game with a decade of coaching expertise. I'm passionate about fostering a love for soccer while developing players' technical skills and tactical understanding in a fun, supportive environment. Let's work together to unlock your full potential on the pitch!

Former All-State High School, college, and semi-pro linebacker. Works on speed, agility, strength, IQ, explosiveness, tackling, route running, coverage, etc. Also a competitive cheer coach, and lead Advanced tumbling classes. Private and group rates available

Brett grew up playing football and always envisioned himself as a coach in the sport. However, his life took a different turn when he had four daughters, and he found himself passionate about helping them overcome mental blocks in their athletic endeavors. This led him to pursue a career as a coach and tumbling instructor. Brett now coaches two teams and teaches a Level 2/3 tumbling class, dedicating his time to building confidence and strength in his athletes.

Former Division I athlete with nearly 5 years of coaching experience, known for being dependable, competitive, and team-oriented. As an Assistant Head Coach, I bring strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills to both game day and offseason development. I create a positive, high-performance environment focused on team success, player growth, and building top-tier athletes through trust, consistency, and a deep understanding of team dynamics.

Jesse Garcia is an active violist, conductor, and music educator dedicated to making quality music instruction accessible to all students, regardless of background or experience level. Drawing on years of orchestral leadership and performance, Jesse combines technical precision with a warm, encouraging teaching approach that emphasizes creativity, confidence, and musical expression. Jesse believes in creating a supportive and safe learning space where mistakes are seen as part of growth, not failure. Lessons adapt to the student’s pace and personality, balancing discipline with enjoyment to build long-term musicianship and confidence. Typical Structure (30 or 60 minutes): Warm-up & Technique (5–10 min): Scales, bow control, intonation, and posture work. Etudes & Exercises (10–15 min): Targeted drills to strengthen problem areas. Repertoire Study (15–25 min): Solo pieces, orchestral excerpts, or ensemble works. Musicianship Skills (5–10 min): Ear training, sight-reading, or basic theory. Reflection & Goals (last 5 min): Review progress, assign practice goals, and address student questions.