112 coaches for lessons in Fairwood, MD

Jed O’Neill brings over five years of lacrosse coaching experience at all levels, including the past three years leading varsity programs. Most recently, he guided a team to its first-ever regional championship and a historic appearance in the state semifinals. A former four-year collegiate player and team captain at Kenyon College, Jed combines deep game knowledge with a passion for mentorship, developing competitive, high-character teams with a focus on both personal and athletic growth.

Do you know Pickleball? I am PPR Certified Coach and Pickleball Nerd. I live in Fairfax and my home court is George Mason University, however I will travel within an hour of my location. What makes me unique is the following: >Video taping of your performance >Lessons to take home for you and your friends > I don't just do drilling, but make it fun by incorporating games into you practice >We will go over technique, Strategy, and placement of our shots > I will even nerd out and talk to you about what kind of paddle you should be using. >Available morning, mid day, and evenings with enough notice!

"Thank you for going over strategy. Now I know where I should be hitting this ball in certain situations.

Hi, I’m Eric Stolte — a PPR-certified pickleball coach with over two years of experience, and a lifelong athlete passionate about movement and performance. I fell in love with pickleball because it’s fun, fast-paced, and one of the best ways to build community while staying active. I’m also a certified personal trainer with a background in biomechanics, so I pay close attention to how you move — helping you build better habits, prevent injury, and develop strong, efficient technique. Whether you’re brand new to the sport, working on consistency, or looking to gain a competitive edge, I’ll meet you where you are. Each session includes a dynamic warm-up, targeted drills, and personalized coaching focused on your goals — from dinks and drops to footwork and strategy. Let’s help you move well, play smart, and stay in the game for years to come.

My playing style is unorthodox, but it works. I prioritize strength training, speed training, and explosiveness in order to be able to optimize my playing style on the court. Over the past ten years, my tennis journey has been a testament to perseverance and dedication. Starting in high school, I climbed from bottom of JV to become Varsity Captain, mastering both singles and doubles play. This passion eventually led me to Club Tennis at Penn State University, and pursue my passion of playing / teaching tennis.

"Instructor is clear and effective