80 coaches for lessons in Mukilteo, WA

My lifelong passion for music and my journey as a vocalist has led me to a deep understanding of the arts, and I am eager to share my experiences and knowledge with aspiring artists! I studied classical and operatic music at Brigham Young University Idaho before branching out to the jazz and musical theatre genres. I firmly believe that learning classical techniques while studying other singing styles is invaluable. While proper and healthy technique is essential, a captivating stage presence and genuine emotion are equally, if not more, crucial. Having graced various stages throughout my college journey and professional endeavors, I bring experience and a repertoire of acting tips and tricks to evoke authentic emotions.

"Love her! Super professional and accommodating every time! Look forward to more lessons.

In my mid-30s, I ventured into golfing and initially faced significant challenges with the game. For a while, I didn't take formal lessons and struggled to find my stride. However, once I committed to following instruction and advice, my enjoyment of the game began to grow exponentially. Now, I eagerly join my golf group for weekly rounds across the Puget Sound area, relishing every opportunity to play. Teaching others has become a passion of mine, and I eagerly share my knowledge whenever someone expresses interest in learning.

"Kevin was very helpful

With 15 years on the pitch, I blend technical skill with a supportive style, fostering a love for the game and helping players reach their full potential. My experience allows me to tailor training to your needs, ensuring growth. Let's work together!

"Keanna is very engaging and connects well with my daughter with her instruction.

My name is Rusty, I am a PCI certified PB coach from Tacoma, WA. My introduction to and journey with pickleball is one of a kind and my story alone. If I could sum it up in a few short sentences I would. Due to the uniqueness and length, it will take a bit more. My dad was a Tacoma firefighter and competitive handball player. They had courts at the station, and I started playing with dad and his buddies. Handball is a tough game for a 14-year-old. One day after playing handball, I had to go to baseball practice, my hands were so sore I couldn’t catch the ball, hold a bat or throw the ball without wincing and looking like a baby. I came home and told my dad how terrible practice that day was, he quickly remedied that by sawing off the handle of an old wooden tennis racquet. This worked for about a month, and we decided that a real racquet was in order. My dad knew of a guy up on the Hilltop that was the top racquetball player in the Pacific NW. We went to his little shop, and I met the owner, Sid Williams. (Future Hall of Famer, Original Founder of the USAPA and Original Pioneer of Pickleball), He outfitted me with a new aluminum Leach (I still have it). Little did I know that he would become one of my closest friends a mentor and confidant. Sid became my coach as I started to show promise in local tournaments beating all the ‘old guys’. Fast forward 4 years, one month after my high school graduation, 1978. Sid called and said grab your gear, we are playing this afternoon at the new Family Fitness Center. As I was getting warmed up and my gear ready, he laughed and said “you won’t need all that, we are playing pickleball”. I had never seen nor heard of ‘pickleball’, I thought to myself, what a silly name. But Sid being who he was to me, I rather reluctantly agreed. The courts were all indoor/outdoor carpet, we had a whiffle ball and wooden paddles. I had an absolute blast that day. We played as much as we could that summer, all indoors, all at the Family Fitness Center. There were no such thing as outdoor courts yet. I went to work for the Club and after the summer was over, I left for college to play baseball. After three years of college baseball, I returned home to Tacoma and right back to the club to play racquetball. In my absence pickleball had picked up steam, it was growing, and the courts were usually full. At the same time my sales career was taking off as well. I played both sports whenever I could. Sid was running racquetball tournaments and I was his right-hand man. We would play in the mornings and afterwards we would head out to secure sponsorships donations and door prizes. I didn’t know it at the time, but Sid was giving me a “Master Class” of running tournaments. Somewhere around 1984-85, he took his format and applied it to pickleball. This is where competitive pickleball begins. I was there in the beginning of the new era. Singles was the game at the time and there was one guy I could never beat. Heck no one could beat. Future Hall of Famer Billy Jacobson was that guy. He was the best. Can’t think of a time or tournament that he didn’t dominate. So, I became a doubles specialist. Winning the 1st Annual Washington Open Games for mixed doubles. Billy didn’t play that division. This was the biggest pickleball tourney ever, anywhere. It was sponsored by Nalley and sanctioned by the newly formed USAPA. I loved spending time with Sid on and off the courts. He was truly one of a kind. I loved him dearly and miss him greatly. I played as much as I could, but as a young man at 26 years old I was building a career and was coaching football basketball and baseball at the Boys and Girls Club, there wasn’t a lot of free time. Yet, I was always there with Sid running the tournaments. The Open Games was the last time I played competitively. I took a break to be a college baseball coach, get married and start a family, helping Sid whenever I could. Well now it is September 2022, I am 62 years old. I haven’t played pickleball in 30 years. But this is post pandemic, I was burned out in Corporate America, a suit and tie every day. I wanted to do something that I loved, I wanted to have fun again, I just wanted to be me. The coach and athlete. Sitting around one night with some friends, they asked what I was going to do now. I said, “I am going to make a living playing and coaching pickleball”. As you can imagine we all had a good laugh. I started playing again, I started the process to form a charitable organization named, “The Sid Williams Foundation” and ‘Sids’ Kids’, “bringing pickle to the public” With all that is happening now in pickleball a new company was in order, I named my new company Pickleball OG *coaching*consulting*construction. Today, I play 5-6 days a week, I teach lessons in all shapes and sizes. I consult with paddle companies and with the construction of new facilities both private and public. If I can help in you in any way pickle related, reach out.

"Honestly, Rusty's lesson stood out because of how he broke down some tricky shots, which really helped my consistency. Though the pace was steady, I appreciated how he tailored the advice to my style. Still, I left feeling quite confident about applying what I learned. If you're looking for a coach who’s precise and thoughtful, Rusty’s worth trying out.

I've been immersed in golf for nearly a decade, starting as a kid with my family and falling in love with the breathtaking views and the exhilarating feeling of sending a golf ball soaring across football fields. My journey has led me to compete in junior tournaments and proudly represent my high school and college golf teams. For the past four years, I've transitioned from player to passionate instructor, relishing the opportunity to help others enhance their golf game. My teaching philosophy focuses on fundamentals and establishing a robust foundation for each player. Whether you're a novice eager to take your first swing or an experienced player looking to fine-tune your techniques, I'm here. I understand that golf can be challenging, but I firmly believe anyone can elevate their game and derive even more joy from it with the proper guidance and practice. My commitment is to assist my students in achieving their goals and fostering a deep love for golf, just as I have. If you're ready to improve your swing, master your short game, or have more fun on the course, let's tee up and work on your game together!

"My favorite part was how Sky carefully explained the basics like grip, stance, posture, and alignment while watching my swing closely. I liked trying different clubs to get a feel for each one. This session was very practical and well-paced. If you're looking to sharpen your fundamentals, definitely give Sky’s lessons a try! 😊

Driven by a unique blend of strategy, skill, power, and finesse, pickleball captured my attention right out of the gate—and I haven’t looked back. I never imagined that hitting a little plastic ball with holes in it could bring so much joy, connection, and meaningful friendships into my life—but it has, and I love sharing that experience with others. Whether you’re just starting out or pushing toward competitive play, I’m dedicated to helping you elevate your skills, deepen your understanding, and—most importantly—have a blast doing it. As a certified PPR Coach and proud USA Pickleball member, I focus on structured, personalized coaching that meets players right where they are in their pickleball journey. My sessions blend purposeful drills with engaging gameplay that builds confidence and real results. I offer: • Beginner, advanced beginner, and intermediate lessons • Focused drill and technique sessions • Tournament preparation and strategic coaching • King/Queen of the Court (Live Ball) for groups of 5–10 • Pickleball travel adventures & event planning Outside of coaching, I’m a husband, dad to two energetic boys, and an avid student of the game myself. Our family loves to travel, and I’m excited to be building opportunities for pickleball-centered adventures around the world—starting with our community in Woodinville, WA. Let’s connect, learn, and play some pickleball!

"I have had the opportunity to be coached by Nick. I highly recommend him. He is skilled not only in the knowledge of pickleball skill and strategy, but also in how to effectively coach! He is evaluative with your play, gives examples and models technique. He also takes videos of your play so you can learn from them. He has helped to improve my game a lot. Coaching with Nick is top notch! You will learn a lot and have fun doing so.

Hi my name is Kelvin Luis. Im currently a player for the Seattle Sounders Academy and have been playing at the highest level my whole life. I have over 13+ years of experience and will help you get to that highest level! I have travelled around the world to play this game and have seen many different coaching styles and ways to play this game. I have developed and have really matured in the game and I now want to pass my knowledge to others. Reasons to book with me? 1) I am currently at the highest level and will help you understand and help you train on the on the small and big things that will make the difference from others. 2) Coming from a Brazilian background I will offer a different view on the game and will help you stand out and be that player everyone wants to watch. 3) Will create bonds with my clients and will be someone you can talk to for advice or help on anything you need to improve your game. 4) Flexible schedule. I can work anywhere and mostly anytime and am functional on driving to your nearest field. Thank you so much for reading and hopefully you book with me so we can start getting you to that highest level!

"Coach Kelvin has good knowledge of the game and delivered highly productive training session. He tailored the session to what I needed most, making the experience effective and valuable.

I've been playing pickleball since I was 8 years old, and over the years, it's become more than just a sport—it's a passion. With over 3 years of coaching experience, I love helping players of all levels grow their game, whether you're a total beginner, or an experienced player looking to sharpen your strategy and technique. Over the years I’ve won multiple 4.5-5.0 level gold medals, and coached many students to high level tournament success. I am currently Head Pro at Urban Pickleball, an indoor club in downtown Seattle, and I offer private coaching on the side. Let’s hit the courts and take your pickleball skills to the next level!

"Wow, Daniel's lesson really helped me with precise adjustments for my kitchen play and serve , I appreciated the focus on technique but still feel I need to work on strategy, though. It’s encouraging, and I’d be open to trying another lesson to build on what I learned.

Aloha! My name is Chrissi Omalza. I’m originally from the island of Oahu and have been living in Washington since 2021. I’ve been playing softball for almost twenty years and played collegiate softball for the University of Nevada Las Vegas from 2014-2018. I was a utility player in college but primarily was a catcher and third baseman throughout my career. During my nineteen years of playing, I've fostered softball skills with personalized guidance. My career off the field is a High School Special Education Teacher so I strive to cultivate a positive, safe, and inclusive environment for athletes to thrive and achieve their goals. Combining my teaching skills and softball experience allows me to create diversified training plans to fit each athlete’s needs because everyone learns and understands differently. I’m excited to get to work and share my passion and love for the game with you all!

Throughout my 10+ year aquatic career I’ve worked for several companies to become a versatile and skilled swim instructor. With a rich background as a competitive swimmer and American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor training, I intimately know the technical progressions of all strokes (competitive and survival,) starting dives and turns. I am skilled at creating and implementing structured and engaging lesson plans by incorporating learning tools and games to create fun and effective learning sessions that appropriately suit all age groups, abilities, and goals. I find swimming instruction to be one of the most personally enriching activities I can do because I’m teaching lifesaving skills to all who I encounter.

"The lesson with Adriane was quite helpful. She really tailored the pace to my experience level and kept things engaging but still a bit challenging. Still, I think with a little more focus on technique, it could become even more effective. If you're considering trying her lessons, I’d say go ahead and give it a shot.