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Ready to reach your full potential on the court? With 25 years of experience, I'm dedicated to fostering a love for basketball while nurturing skills and building confidence in every player. Let's work together to elevate your game! 🏀
For over 35 years, I've passionately guided basketball players of all levels to unlock their full potential. My tailored approach blends skill development with strategic thinking. I also believe in the importance of understanding basketball's historical evolution for players to truly have a well-rounded skill-development experience. I strive to create a supportive, yet challenging, environment where athletes thrive.
My name is Isaiah and I am a freshman college student at Cal State University Dominguez Hills. I have been playing basketball for many years now and I will be playing college basketball next season at my school. I want to share my passion for basketball to young athletes like my self and help them develop as basketball players.
For over 15 years, I've nurtured basketball talent, blending skill development with a passion for the game. My coaching focuses on building strong fundamentals and fostering a love for basketball in every student. Let's elevate your game!
With a decade dedicated to the court, I refine skills and ignite passion in aspiring basketball players. I offer expert guidance and personalized training, fostering growth both on and off the court. Let's elevate your game together.
With 20 years on the court, I'm dedicated to developing well-rounded basketball players. My experience shapes players through personalized training that blends fundamental skills with strategic game sense. I look forward to helping you achieve your goals!
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Youth basketball is everywhere in Los Angeles, and private coaching is how a lot of LA families turn weekend rec games into real skill. TeachMe.To connects players across Los Angeles with 13 vetted basketball coaches who run 1-on-1 and small-group sessions at parks, rec centers, and gyms near you. Together they hold a 4.93 average rating across more than 80 student reviews. Most work with kids and teens, from first-time ballhandlers to high-school and club hopefuls, and several also train returning adults getting back on the court. Super Coach Victoria Madrigal leads the roster with a perfect 5.0 across 30 reviews, while 26-year veteran Armen Grigorian carries a 98 happy-student score and Tevin Falzon brings three decades of experience. Private lessons run from about $40 to $150, with most youth sessions landing in the $60 to $90 range. Every one of the 13 coaches who works with young athletes clears an identity and background check first, so parents in Los Angeles can book with confidence.
basketball coach with the most lessons taught in Los Angeles
Coach Victoria has taught
36 lessons
The location with the most coaches teaching basketball training at
Michelle and Barack Obama Sports Complex
Average coach player rating
5.0
25 total ratings
and here are the coaches with top player ratings:
| Tier | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Starting | $40-$60 | Newer and part-time coaches who are a great fit for a first lesson or a young beginner finding their footing on the court. |
| Standard | $60-$90 | Experienced coaches with strong review histories; the typical range for ongoing youth and skill-building lessons in LA. |
| Premium | $90-$150 | Veteran trainers and former competitive players for advanced skill work, tryout prep, and high-school or club athletes. |
Los Angeles is one of the best places in the country to develop a young basketball player. Public courts stay playable nearly year-round in the city's dry climate, and the rec-center network gives coaches real court time without a private-club membership. Westside families meet at the Cheviot Hills Recreation Center, the most-used basketball spot in the city, while Valley players train at Van Nuys Sherman Oaks Park and central-LA athletes use the Michelle and Barack Obama Sports Complex in Mid-City. The coaches here bring serious depth: Armen Grigorian has 26 years on the court, Tevin Falzon has spent three decades developing well-rounded athletes, and Marc Fernandez brings 15 years focused on youth skill development. Many coach school or club teams themselves, so they know the local tryout calendar firsthand. Across the roster, the 13 coaches average a 4.93 rating, and lessons run roughly $40 to $150 by experience and session length. Whether your goal is fundamentals for a 9-year-old, making a middle-school team, or sharpening a varsity game before the season, there is a fit in Los Angeles.
| Format | Participants | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private (1-on-1) | 1 player | $40-$150 / lesson | Fastest improvement and fully personalized feedback on a player's handle, shot, and footwork. |
| Small group | 2-4 players | Split per player | Friends or siblings who want to train together and push each other at a lower per-player cost. |
| Recurring weekly | 1 player | Package pricing | Steady, season-long development where each session builds on the last toward a clear goal. |
| Level | Frequency | Duration | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Young beginner (6-10) | Weekly | 45-60 min | Shorter, high-energy sessions that keep kids engaged while building ballhandling and coordination. |
| Middle school | Weekly | 60 min | A full hour to work shooting form, footwork, and the fundamentals coaches see tested at tryouts. |
| High school / competitive | 1-2x per week | 60-90 min | More frequent reps before and during the season to sharpen game-speed skills and conditioning. |
| Returning adult | Weekly or biweekly | 60 min | A relaxed cadence to rebuild your shot, handle, and wind at your own pace. |
Hand-picked coaches across different goals - browse the full list above to filter by venue, price, or availability.
The most-reviewed basketball coach in LA on the platform and a designated Super Coach, with a perfect 5.0 across 30 reviews. Students call Tori incredibly patient and great with kids, breaking the game down without overwhelming first-timers.
A perfect five-star rating across ten reviews, a steady pick for players who want consistent, no-nonsense skill work session after session.
Twenty-six years of coaching experience and a 98 happy-student score, focused on personalized plans that elevate players of any level toward their potential.
Fifteen years coaching, with a focus on the why behind each move. Young players say Coach Marc helped them learn when and how to use new techniques in real games, not just in drills.
Coaches a local 5th-grade girls team and has helped siblings make their high-school squads. Players describe him as demanding in the best way, pushing them through the hard parts to build real confidence.
Fifteen years guiding players from fundamentals to the next level, including a student prepping for a Division I debut. Families report seeing improvement within just a few sessions.
Three decades developing well-rounded athletes. One adult who had not played in ten years said Tevin helped him feel his jump shot again through small, specific details in every drill.
Students love how he breaks down each drill step by step, and describe him as patient and reliable across a full lesson series.
A well-reviewed coach with a 4.8 rating across five reviews, a dependable option for steady fundamentals and footwork at any starting point.
A West LA staple off Motor Avenue with outdoor courts and a gym, Cheviot Hills is the single most-used basketball spot for TeachMe.To coaches in the city and a convenient meeting point for Westside families.
Tucked near the West Hollywood border on Willoughby Avenue, Poinsettia's courts are a popular pick for skills sessions and a frequent home base for coaches working with younger players.
The go-to option for San Fernando Valley families, this Sherman Oaks park gives Valley-side players court time close to home without a long drive over the hill.
A central Mid-City complex on Obama Boulevard with open courts, an easy meeting spot for players coming from the Crenshaw, Culver City, and Baldwin Hills areas.
A South LA community court in Baldwin Hills that rounds out the city's south-side options for lessons close to home.
"Victoria is great. Really patient with kid! Will have more classes with her."
"Coach Austin coaches our 5th grade girls team, and after working with him I gained confidence in my game which helped me play better in our tournaments."
"Coach Marc has helped me become a better basketball player and more conscious of how I play. There is a reason for doing certain moves and when to use them."
"I haven't played basketball in about 10 years and he really helped me start to feel my jump shot again, working through little details in the drills."
"Instantly saw improvement after a few sessions with Coach Perry."
Kids picking up a ball for the first time do best with a patient coach who keeps it fun while drilling the basics of dribbling, footwork, and a simple, repeatable shot.
What to look for: Look for a beginner-friendly coach with strong reviews from parents of young kids.
Try Victoria MadrigalPlayers chasing a school or club roster spot need game-speed reps and tryout-focused work on shooting, handles, and defense to stand out at evaluations.
What to look for: Choose a coach who works with school teams and knows the local tryout calendar.
Try Austin GaluppoVarsity and travel-team players want a coach who can sharpen footwork, shot mechanics, and decision-making at a higher level heading into the season.
What to look for: Look for experience developing higher-level or college-bound athletes.
Try Perry BellingerAdults getting back on the court want to rebuild their shot and conditioning at a comfortable pace, with no pressure and no judgment.
What to look for: Pick a patient coach comfortable working with all ages and rust levels.
Try Tevin FalzonLA's dry, mild weather keeps outdoor courts playable nearly year-round, but late spring and summer are when school and club tryouts loom for fall, so many families book a weekly block then to be ready. Indoor gym time at rec centers fills up fast in winter, so reserve recurring slots early.
Where to find basketball coaches and venues across Los Angeles.
Westside families gravitate to the courts around Cheviot Hills for easy, central access.
Valley-side players keep it close to home at Van Nuys Sherman Oaks Park.
Central and South LA players meet at the Obama Sports Complex and Baldwin Hills courts.
Poinsettia Rec Center anchors lessons for players near WeHo and the Fairfax area.
Average length of time coaches in Los Angeles have been teaching for
19.98 years on average
How many coaches teach basketball in Los Angeles
179 coaches
Average cost of a basketball lesson in Los Angeles
$60 for weekly lessons
