# Nathan Aferi

> Nathan Aferi is a Pickleball coach in Charlotte, North Carolina on TeachMe.To.

Source: https://staging.teachme.to/listings/pickleball/pickleball-with-nathan-aferi-

## About

- Headline: Pickleball with Nathan Aferi
- Price: From $95 per lesson
- Rating: 5.0 out of 5 from 41 ratings, 23 written reviews
- Lessons taught on TeachMe.To: 63
- Years of experience: 6

Tournament winner that has been competing for years and 4.1 DUPR rating. Retired and playing pickleball almost everyday. My coaching style is suited to those that are either beginners or looking to break into the competitive scene. I take a calm approach to explain the game and the nuances required to be consistent. I have worked with students that are just trying to get started and those that are looking to win their first tournament (I've had former students win tournaments after just a few lessons of working together!) Let's improve your game.

## Pack prices

- 1 prepaid lesson: $150 total, $150 per lesson
- 3 prepaid lessons: $330 total, $110 per lesson
- 10 prepaid lessons: $950 total, $95 per lesson

## Where lessons happen

- Clarke Creek Park, Charlotte, North Carolina
- Pickleball Charlotte - Northlake, Charlotte, North Carolina
- Concord Pickleball, Concord, North Carolina

## Reviews

> Nathan gives each lesson 1000% with his uplifting attitude, intensity, and positivity. I have seen improvements in my game. As a matter of fact, every week I play with a group of friends and they say “Oh! Kelly has definitely had a lesson with Nathan! She’s on fire!” I have had several great instructors. Nathan is by far the best.
> From Kelly, 5 out of 5

> The lesson with Nathan was really quite helpful, especially in terms of refining my technique and understanding some subtle positioning nuances. I appreciated his calm, approachable style, though I’m still hoping to get more specific tips on shot consistency. Still, I’d consider trying another lesson to see how I progress.
> From Geethanjali, 5 out of 5

> Nathan's a fantastic coach. He reached out 24-hours prior, to learn about our training goals. He arrived 15-minutes early, and showed up prepared with a training plan, balls, cones, etc. It was a great hour- he was patient, fun, and very knowledgeable. Highly recommended for any level of play!
> From Patrick, 5 out of 5

> Nate has taught me all the fundamentals of the game, then moved me from a beginner to an advanced player in less then a year. His serving, third shot drops, soft game, poaching, resets, and speed play are the best I have seen. I highly recommend his pickle ball teaching!
> From Trace, 5 out of 5

> Nathan's lesson was great, I appreciated how motivating and fun he kept things, while still being professional. I left feeling like I got confident in executing the new skills I learned in just one lesson and I’m definitely trying him again.
> From Niya, 5 out of 5

> We call him as Nate. He has been helping me and my friends for more than a year. He keeps a friendly attitude and always encourages to remain positive. He provides the tips and suggestions regularly and very importantly at proper context.
> From Shankar, 5 out of 5

> I took my first lesson with Mr. Aferi! He’s a true gentleman! His teaching method is quite simple and easy to understand, and he covers all aspects of the game throughly. Can’t wait to grow more in this game with his help!
> From Mudit, 5 out of 5

> I have played with and against Nate for a while. He is always willing to help me during the game. He is very great player and have lot of knowledge. He would an awesome trainer and improve your pickleball skills.
> From Malay, 5 out of 5


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