# Daniel Miller

> Daniel Miller is a Pickleball coach in Clinton, New York on TeachMe.To.

Source: https://staging.teachme.to/listings/pickleball/pickleball-with-daniel-miller

## About

- Headline: Pickleball Lessons with Coach Dan
- Price: From $65 per lesson
- Rating: 5.0 out of 5 from 21 ratings, 12 written reviews
- Lessons taught on TeachMe.To: 61
- Years of experience: 12

I'm an experienced Physical Education teacher, Founder/Director of the Pickleball Peoples Club, and pickleball coach with 12 years of playing experience looking to guide players of all levels. I'm passionate about sharing my love for this dynamic sport and helping others unlock their full potential on the court. Whether you're a beginner trying to learn the basics or an advanced player looking to dial in their strategy and grow their game, we can work together to get you where you want to go! Each session focuses on technique/skills, strategy, fitness, and mindset training tailored to your needs.

## Pack prices

- 1 prepaid lesson: $120 total, $120 per lesson
- 3 prepaid lessons: $240 total, $80 per lesson
- 10 prepaid lessons: $650 total, $65 per lesson

## Where lessons happen

- John G. Karin III Kirkland Town Park (Tennis Court), Clinton, New York
- Town of Paris Recreational Park, Oneida County, New York
- Borza's Recreation Center, Oneida County, New York
- Online lessons

## Reviews

> Just finished up with a solid block of lessons and couldn’t be happier. Daniel is a wonderful coach and a great teacher. He taught me new shots and helped me to enhance the others I have. Also helped with strategy and ball placement which I really needed. Daniel is enthusiastic about the game and always positive. He’s wasn’t afraid to point out my shortcomings, which I appreciated, however he always did so in a constructive way which gave me the opportunity to focus on what I needed to do. I’m very grateful for this experience with Coach Daniel.
> From Marilyn, 5 out of 5

> Another very good lesson! So glad I signed up for the package of 4 after the first free lesson. Daniel evaluated me during the first lesson and has focused in on what I need to work on. Looking forward to the future lessons with a positive and skilled coach!
> From Marilyn, 5 out of 5

> I loved how Daniel explained and demonstrated each skill clearly. He was encouraging and made the lesson enjoyable, which helped me learn a lot. If you’re thinking about improving your pickleball game, Daniel’s lessons are definitely worth trying!
> From Jill, 5 out of 5

> Taking lessons with Dan helped me jump right into the open rec play at my local park. Going into my first games knowing some strategies and etiquette helped me get over the nerves of playing new people. Great lessons from a great coach.
> From Rick, 5 out of 5

> Our group of 4 benefited so much from having Dan coach us up. We had a couple beginners but everyone got the hang of it and get our games going. Dan ran a "scramble" tournament for us so we all got to compete and it was awesome!
> From Kayla, 5 out of 5

> Dan really loves Pickleball and that shows in his teaching! Always finding ways to help me improve my game and have fun at the same time. I love the mix of drills and gameplay that's always focused on what I need to up my game!
> From Payge, 5 out of 5

> Coach Dan taught me and my son the basics and made it so fun! His passion helped us really get into the sport and now we play all the time! Thanks!
> From Diane, 5 out of 5

> 3rd shot ,5th shot drop. Footwork paddle positioning, paddle positioning, sinking roll sinks , topspin dinks . Offensive vs defensive positioning.
> From Daniel, 5 out of 5


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