Pickleball lessons near me in Palo Alto, CA

Assessment: My advanced training plan requires you to be a 3.5 rated player, looking to improve up to a 4.5 rating. prior to our first lesson, we'll chat on the phone to discuss your background, goals, and any injuries so that I can create a focused lesson around your needs. We'll spend the first half of our first lesson doing an assessment of your skills so I can get a clear understanding of where improvements can be made. We'll discuss my observations and spend the remainder of the lesson working on one or two skills that can translate improvements in gameplay immediately.

Assessment and Advanced Fundamentals In our first session, we’ll assess your current skills, strengths, and areas for improvement. We’ll revisit advanced fundamentals, including footwork, paddle grip adjustments for specific shots, and shot accuracy. The focus will be on fine-tuning techniques like topspin drives, power serves, and defensive resets to lay the groundwork for higher-level play.

Assessment of skills and what I feel you should work on with what you think you need to work on

Assessment: My advanced training plan requires you to be a 3.5 rated player, looking to improve up to a 4.5 rating. prior to our first lesson, we'll chat on the phone to discuss your background, goals, and any injuries so that I can create a focused lesson around your needs. We'll spend the first half of our first lesson doing an assessment of your skills so I can get a clear understanding of where improvements can be made. We'll discuss my observations and spend the remainder of the lesson working on one or two skills that can translate improvements in gameplay immediately.

Assessment and Advanced Fundamentals In our first session, we’ll assess your current skills, strengths, and areas for improvement. We’ll revisit advanced fundamentals, including footwork, paddle grip adjustments for specific shots, and shot accuracy. The focus will be on fine-tuning techniques like topspin drives, power serves, and defensive resets to lay the groundwork for higher-level play.

Assessment of skills and what I feel you should work on with what you think you need to work on

Bring a hat, water bottle and wear court shoes. Running shoes are not recommended.

Bring water. I can take care of the rest.

Good tennis shoes preferably and your 😊

If kids are under 8, it’s about engagement and having fun. Lots of encouragement, making each shot part of a noncompetitive game. Ages 8-13 is when skills training is ideal. Can be the most intensive age where a child wants to develop their game and needs lots of repetition with hitting partners of similar ability.