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Driven by a passion for pickleball's unique blend of strategy and athleticism, I've spent the last two years helping others discover the joy of this exciting sport. I have experience and playing and coaching other sports like softball and ultimate frisbee at provincial level tournaments. Now spending most of my time playing, coaching and meeting new players across the Pickleball community. As an experienced player, I offer personalized and/or group coaching to elevate your game, no matter your current skill level. Let's work together to build a community and unlock your full potential on the court!

"Ameet is an amazing coach. He is super organized and has great drills that help enhance a player’s skills. Ameet’s friendly approach to coaching ensures that everyone feels encouraged to keep improving. He is patient, kind and supportive. I highly recommend taking pickleball lessons from Ameet.

Currently I am an NCCP certified pickleball coach in Canada. I'm deeply involved in the world of Pickleball, having started playing in 2019 and achieving a rating over 4.5. I involved a lot of Pickleball training video-making which brought me a lot of experience teaching the right techniques and game experience to players with various level. My tournament journey includes a second-place finish in men's singles at the Kamloops Legacy Performance tournament in 2019, as well as two gold medals in singles and mixed doubles at "Battle of the West -Iced Out" Tournament held in Missisauga. With over five years of competitive play under my belt, I've honed my coaching skills, spending a year teaching beginners the fundamentals and tournament strategies. Whether you're looking to refine your techniques or enhance your competitive edge, I'm here to provide tailored advice and guidance to help you succeed on the court.

"The pickleball lesson with Zijian was quite helpful, especially noticing how my serve improved a bit. Though I still need to work on consistency overall, I appreciated his steady approach and clear explanations. Still, I look forward to trying another lesson to build on what I’ve learned and really refine my technique.