47 coaches & instructors for lessons in Shrewsbury, MA

With more than 15 years of experience playing and learning volleyball, my journey includes training Olympians and professionals to players that have just started. I'm here to consolidate the vast amounts of information I have and use my creative storytelling skills to explain different concepts in engaging and fun ways. Quality coaching at an incredibly high caliber that you won't get anywhere else.

Harnessing a lifelong dedication to tennis, I bring 17 years of playing and 5 years of coaching experience, shaped by my journey as a professional athlete. My approach blends strategic insight with enthusiastic guidance, helping students of all levels unlock their full potential on the court. I tailor lessons to foster growth and enjoyment.

"Had a great time working with Alex this summer, definitely recommend!

Previous Division 1 athlete and college captain. With over 15 years devoted to field hockey, I foster skill development through strategic, engaging training. I’m committed to helping athletes of all levels reach their full potential on and off the field. My coaching blends expertise with a supportive, enjoyable learning environment.

Embark on a transformative tennis journey with me! As a former D1 athlete with 17 years of experience, I bring a wealth of knowledge and a passion for nurturing talent. My coaching style blends technical expertise with a supportive and engaging approach, designed to unlock your full potential on the court. Let's elevate your game together – one serve, volley, and victory at a time!

My name is Rodrigo Torrellio, and I’m originally from Bolivia. I’m currently based in the Boston area, where I’m a Graduate Teaching Fellow at Boston College. I teach Spanish while pursuing my graduate degree in Hispanic Literatures, combining my passion for education, culture, and sport. Soccer has been a central part of my life for as long as I can remember. I began my playing career with Club Blooming’s U16 professional youth academy in Bolivia before continuing in the United States. I played at Southwestern Oregon Community College, where I was team captain, earned All-Conference honors, and was named Defensive MVP. After that, I played NCAA Division II soccer at Roberts Wesleyan University, and during the summers, I competed in both the USL2 and UPSL. After three seasons as a student-athlete, I transferred to the University of Oregon, where I completed my B.A. in Humanities with a concentration in Legal Studies and graduated from the Clark Honors College. While finishing my degree, I coached full-time as a head coach for local competitive youth teams and played for the university’s club soccer team. Since then, I’ve continued to grow as a coach, working with players across multiple levels and age groups. I’ve served as head coach for U13 boys and U9 girls competitive teams, as an assistant coach for ECNL-level programs, and as a volunteer assistant coach with the Lane Community College Men’s Soccer Team. I currently hold a U.S. Soccer D License. I’m fluent in Spanish, French, and English, and I bring a multicultural, player-centered approach to every team I work with. My goal as a coach is to help players develop not only their technical and tactical understanding of the game but also their confidence, leadership, and love for soccer.

I’m a youth soccer coach with a passion for developing players both on and off the field. I currently coach at a competitive soccer club and hold a USSF D coaching license, with ongoing coach education. My approach is focused on fundamentals, confidence, and making the game enjoyable for every player.

For over 28 years, I've shared my passion for piano, guiding students of all levels to discover their musical voice. As a concert performer, I bring a wealth of experience and dedication to nurturing your artistic potential.

With over 13 years of football instruction, I cultivate both skills and a love for the game. My coaching philosophy centers on strategic development, tailored feedback, and fostering a positive team environment. Let's unlock your full potential together on the field!

For two decades, I've cultivated athletes' potential on the football field. My passion lies in fostering both skill and character, ensuring a fun and supportive learning environment. I am dedicated to helping you achieve your goals.

Adam Griggs is Bentley’s Associate Head Coach and Offensive Line Coach. A former All-Northeast 10 offensive lineman at Bentley, Griggs was the Tight Ends Coach at the University of Rhode Island in 2024 where he coached All-CAA fullback Tommy Smith, who was invited to the Pittsburgh Steelers Rookie Mini Camp. Griggs also coached a Rams offense that saw All-American running back Malik Grant set the program single-season rushing record. Prior to his time at URI, Griggs was the Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach at the University of Rochester, where he coached 14 All-Conference offensive linemen and tight ends. In the 2023 season, Griggs' offense ranked second in school history with 193 completions. Rochester's offensive line was honored with a spot on the D3football.com Team of the Week following a 285-yard, 5-touchdown performance against Alfred State. In 2022, Griggs’ offense eclipsed 2,000 rushing yards total and was led by All-American running back Daniel Papantonis. Prior to Rochester, Griggs was the Special Teams Coordinator and Tight Ends Coach at MIT. He began his coaching career at Assumption as the Tight Ends Coach in 2007. He then returned to Bentley where he was the Offensive Line coach, Assistant Offensive Coordinator and Recruiting Coordinator for the Falcons through 2011. Griggs then returned to Assumption where he was the Greyhounds’ Offensive Coordinator, helping to develop NFL Tight End Scott Simonson. He went back to Bentley in June, 2013 and was the Special Teams Coordinator and Wide Receivers Coach until 2017 when he moved to MIT. A three-year starter and four-year letter winner for Bentley, Griggs was a two-time All-Northeast 10 offensive lineman, earning 1st Team accolades in 2004, when he also earned All-New England regional honors and Don Hansen All-America Honors as well. Griggs also excelled in the classroom, earning CoSIDA Academic All-District honors in 2003 and named the Gridiron Club Student Athlete of the Year in 2004 and 2006.