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As a tennis player, fan, student, and coach, I truly believe in the transformative power of the sport—not just for physical fitness, but for mental well-being, too. My passion for tennis goes far beyond just playing; it's about supplying individuals with a practical tool with which they can find a personal measure of success and self-improvement on a daily basis. I understand that tennis has the ability to build strength, agility, and confidence, but it also has the unique ability to sharpen focus, teach resilience, and reframe our worldview. I want to share that with as many people as possible, especially those who may not have access to expensive lessons or the resources of elite country or racket clubs. Tennis shouldn’t feel like an exclusive experience— whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine basic skills, I’m here to guide you and walk with you through every step with personalized, affordable coaching. My goal is to help grow your interest and passion for tennis, develop your tennis skills, offer insight as to how tennis can forge mental toughness and foster a positive attitude that extends beyond the court. No matter where you are in your journey, I’m excited to be part of your growth, both as a player and as an individual. Why I’m the Right Coach for Adult Beginners: Unlike many tennis pros who started swinging a racquet as toddlers and spent their youth chasing trophies, I discovered tennis as an adult—and that gives me a unique edge when it comes to teaching other adults who just want to learn the game, have fun, and improve without the pressure of competition. I know exactly what it feels like to: * Start from scratch and wonder if you’re doing it “right” * Feel intimidated by traditional tennis clubs or highly competitive players * Juggle tennis with a full-time job, family, or other adult responsibilities * Just want to rally, break a sweat, and feel good about your progress Because I learned as an adult, I see the game through your eyes, not through the lens of someone who grew up playing five hours a day with private coaches. I break things down in simple, encouraging ways. I focus on real improvement, building confidence, and making tennis feel accessible and enjoyable—not overwhelming. Many lifelong tennis pros are fantastic players, but they don’t always remember what it’s like to be a total beginner. I do. And that makes me a patient, relatable, and highly effective coach for adults who want to learn and love the game on their own terms.
"What stood out most during my lesson with Christoph was how skilled and supportive he is as a coach. His clear guidance made the session enjoyable and easy to follow. If you’re considering tennis lessons, Christoph is definitely worth trying. You’ll benefit from his expertise and positive approach to teaching. Give it a shot and see for yourself! 🎾
For over a decade, I've guided players of all levels to achieve their tennis aspirations. As a former college player and RSPA Elite-certified tennis professional, my passion fuels a dynamic and effective coaching style. Let's elevate your game with proven strategies!
"Great coach sees the flaws and helps the player improve
Ready to elevate your tennis game? I've spent the 7 years playing tennis competitively and 1 year coaching players from beginner to intermediate USTA 3.5 and under. My experience as an accomplished player to help others unlock their potential on the court. I'm passionate about creating a fun, supportive environment where you can learn, grow, and truly excel.
"Zoey is an excellent instructor knowledgeable, professional, and motivating. She makes every lesson both effective and enjoyable. Highly recommended for anyone wanting to learn the game!
Beyond the baseline, tennis is a game of strategy, finesse, and mental fortitude – skills I've honed over eight years as an experienced player and coach. I'm passionate about cultivating a love for tennis in my students while empowering them to reach their full potential on the court. Let's unlock your inner champion together!
As an experienced tennis player, I've spent the last 8 years fostering a love for the game in others. My coaching style emphasizes strong fundamentals, strategic play, and most importantly, having fun on the court. Let's work together to elevate your game!
With over two decades of experience coaching tennis and playing at the collegiate level, I am dedicated to helping students reach their full potential. My focus is on personalized instruction tailored to each player's unique skill set. I aim to create a fun, challenging, and supportive learning environment.
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Private tennis lessons in Edmond average $49 for a week of lessons, with 5 vetted coaches available. Every session is private — 1-on-1 by default, or with your invited group — tailored to your level and goals, at a location and time that work for you.
Tennis lessons in Edmond happen at 4 locations across the city, from Sequoyah Middle School to lesser-known neighborhood spots. Bookings open up across weekdays, evenings, and weekend mornings — and if you have a preferred location, your coach meets you there.
Private tennis lessons in Edmond average $49 for a week of lessons. Booking a lesson package brings the per-lesson rate down, and one-off single lessons are also available — what you pay depends on your coach's experience and the session length you choose.
Private tennis lessons in Edmond are built around your goals. Whatever you want to improve, a coach can focus each session on it. Here are the areas coaches in Edmond work on most.
Build dependable forehands and backhands with depth and spin. Edmond coaches groove your strokes and footwork so they hold up in long rallies.
Add power, placement, and a reliable second serve, then neutralize big serves on the return. A coach in Edmond rebuilds the most important shots in the game.
Get comfortable finishing at the net with clean volleys, overheads, and approach shots. Tennis coaches in Edmond sharpen your hands and positioning up front.
Move better, recover faster, and set up every shot with the right steps. Edmond tennis coaches drill court coverage, balance, and recovery.
Win more matches by building points, reading opponents, and playing the percentages. Coaches in Edmond coach the tactical side of tennis, not just technique.
Looking for youth tennis coaching in Edmond? We match kids and teens — from first-timers to high-school and club players — with coaches who specialize in junior development. Private youth tennis lessons run at the same weekly rate as adult lessons.
Every coach who works with kids goes through identity and background screening before being matched with young students, and their safety vetting is shown on their profile — so you can book with confidence.
Coaches in Edmond teach juniors from as young as 5 through high-school and competitive athletes, tailoring each session to your child's age, level, and goals — whether that is first-time fundamentals, building confidence, or tryout and team prep.
Parents are welcome to stay and watch — many do, especially with younger kids — but it is never required. Either way, your coach shares progress and what to practice between lessons.
Coach Dragana
tennis coach
When I teach an advanced tennis player, the first lesson is all about assessment, fine-tuning fundamentals, and setting goals. I assume they already have solid technique and experience, so I use the session to evaluate their current level, identify strengths and weaknesses, and understand their playing style and mindset. I start with a brief conversation to learn about their tennis background, what they’re currently working on, and what their short- and long-term goals are, whether it’s competing, improving specific shots, or becoming more consistent under pressure. I also ask about injuries, fitness level, and match experience. After a dynamic warm-up, I run them through a variety of hitting drills that cover all the key areas: forehand, backhand, serve, return, net play, and movement. I feed at different speeds and depths and have them rally with me or another advanced player if available. I pay close attention to their footwork, timing, recovery, shot selection, and body mechanics. The rest of the lesson is customized based on what I see. For example, if their forehand is strong but breaks down under pressure, I’ll introduce high-tempo rally drills or pattern play to test consistency. If their serve lacks variety, I’ll work on placement, spin, or disguise. I also gauge their mental game, how they respond to mistakes, adapt, or compete. I end the lesson with a clear summary of their performance, immediate areas for improvement, and a training plan going forward. For advanced players, the first lesson is about showing them I understand the game at their level and that I’m there to challenge them, push their limits, and help them grow.
Coach Dragana
tennis coach
When I teach an advanced tennis player, the first lesson is all about assessment, fine-tuning fundamentals, and setting goals. I assume they already have solid technique and experience, so I use the session to evaluate their current level, identify strengths and weaknesses, and understand their playing style and mindset. I start with a brief conversation to learn about their tennis background, what they’re currently working on, and what their short- and long-term goals are, whether it’s competing, improving specific shots, or becoming more consistent under pressure. I also ask about injuries, fitness level, and match experience. After a dynamic warm-up, I run them through a variety of hitting drills that cover all the key areas: forehand, backhand, serve, return, net play, and movement. I feed at different speeds and depths and have them rally with me or another advanced player if available. I pay close attention to their footwork, timing, recovery, shot selection, and body mechanics. The rest of the lesson is customized based on what I see. For example, if their forehand is strong but breaks down under pressure, I’ll introduce high-tempo rally drills or pattern play to test consistency. If their serve lacks variety, I’ll work on placement, spin, or disguise. I also gauge their mental game, how they respond to mistakes, adapt, or compete. I end the lesson with a clear summary of their performance, immediate areas for improvement, and a training plan going forward. For advanced players, the first lesson is about showing them I understand the game at their level and that I’m there to challenge them, push their limits, and help them grow.
Coach Dragana
tennis coach
When I work with kids in tennis lessons, I adapt my teaching style to make it fun, engaging, and age-appropriate. I use simple language and break down skills into smaller, easy-to-understand steps. I incorporate plenty of games and activities to keep their attention and make learning enjoyable. I’m patient and encourage them with positive feedback to build their confidence. Also, I make sure to adjust the drills to their skill level, focusing on basic coordination and motor skills before moving on to more complex techniques.
tennis coach with the most lessons taught in Edmond
Coach Logan has taught
9 lessons
The location with the most coaches teaching tennis lessons at
Sequoyah Middle School
Average length of time coaches in Edmond have been teaching for
22 years on average
How many coaches teach tennis in Edmond
5 coaches
Average cost of a tennis lesson in Edmond
$49 for weekly lessons
