# Kip Iwakiri > Kip Iwakiri is a Pickleball coach in Austin, Texas on TeachMe.To. Source: https://staging.teachme.to/listings/pickleball/pickleball-with-kip-iwakiri ## About - Headline: Pickleball with Kip Iwakiri - Price: From $80 per lesson - Rating: 5.0 out of 5 from 53 ratings, 26 written reviews - Lessons taught on TeachMe.To: 65 - Years of experience: 3 I am a 4.8-rated pickleball player with nearly three years of experience in the sport. My coaching background in table tennis has given me a strong foundation in understanding and teaching the technical details of any game. I am passionate about helping others improve their skills and enjoy diving deep into the intricacies of pickleball. ## Pack prices - 1 prepaid lesson: $135 total, $135 per lesson - 3 prepaid lessons: $285 total, $95 per lesson - 10 prepaid lessons: $800 total, $80 per lesson ## Where lessons happen - Mountain View Neighborhood Park, Austin, Texas - Austin, Texas, Austin, Texas ## Reviews > Kip is an amazing coach for players at any level. I’ve seen him work with teens just learning to play, with mid-level players looking to improve on strategy and pattern recognition, and I’ve seen him compete and work with top level players. Kip has the ability to adjust his style to the needs of each client, and a friendly way of keeping you motivated and encouraged throughout. Schedule with him asap if you want to take your game to the next level! > From Charles, 5 out of 5 > Honestly, the lesson with Kip was quite helpful, especially the emphasis on how to better position myself during rallies. The lesson highlighted key strategies that I can definitely build on, though I think I could use some resets to improve my consistency. Still, I feel more confident about my shot placement now. If you're looking to get a solid foundation and work on specific skills, I’d suggest giving Kip a try. > From Jay, 5 out of 5 > Kip is a really great teacher. He can quickly break down the issues that you were having with a particular skill and then break it into smaller steps so that you can see what you were doing wrong. He is very patient and if something isn’t working, he will switch to a different way to show you or tell you so that you make sure you are getting, the correction you need. > From Amy, 5 out of 5 > Kip is inspiring and great to work with. He is a creative coach, listens and watches intently, and makes invaluable suggestions tailored to each player and each skill in play. I loved how he broke down the steps I needed for a two-handed volley, making it easy to improve rapidly in one session. Plus he’s nice and fun! > From Lisa, 5 out of 5 > Kip is a very hands on guy who tries to simulate game situations with in his drills. He focuses on repetition and getting the technique right. I am around 4.5 skilled. It would highly recommend him for a wide range of pickleball players range from 3.0-5.0 > From Sreekanth, 5 out of 5 > Very patient with my horrible form haha! Really encouraging and helpful direct instruction on how to fix my issues. Recommend Kip to anyone wanting to learn pickleball or to up their game. Also, he’s got a mean backhand flick! > From Breanne, 5 out of 5 > Kip’s knowledge really stood out during the lesson. The highlight for me was how clearly he explained techniques and strategies. If you’re looking to improve your pickleball skills, his lessons are definitely worth trying. 👏 > From Jay, 5 out of 5 > Kip has helped me progress in many areas of my game. Most recently he taught me how to counter speedups at the kitchen. He improved my technique with explanations and multiple tiers of drills. He’s an amazing teacher. > From Tommy, 5 out of 5 ## Book - [Book on TeachMe.To](https://staging.teachme.to/listings/pickleball/pickleball-with-kip-iwakiri): Pick a pack, a time, and a location, then pay. - [This coach in the agent API](https://staging-api.teachme.to/agent/v1/coaches/2540af1a-8851-44a5-8421-e49e9114b9b8): Read open times, get an exact quote, and book for a student. - [Agent instructions](https://staging-api.teachme.to/agent/v1/llms.txt): Read this before calling the API.