# Emmanuel Stoner > Emmanuel Stoner is a Tennis coach in Arlington, Virginia on TeachMe.To. Source: https://staging.teachme.to/listings/tennis/tennis-with-emmanuel-stoner ## About - Headline: Tennis with Dona GANDONOU - Price: From $130 per lesson - Rating: 4.8 out of 5 from 193 ratings, 38 written reviews - Lessons taught on TeachMe.To: 315 Experienced and passionate tennis coach with over 8 years of coaching experience, working with players of all ages and skill levels, from beginners to advanced competitors. Certified with PTR Level 1 & 2, I focus on developing strong fundamentals, improving technique, building confidence, and helping players reach their personal goals. Based in the Bethesda and DMV area, I offer flexible lesson locations and personalized training programs tailored to each student’s needs. My coaching philosophy combines discipline, motivation, and fun to create an enjoyable and effective learning environment. Whether you’re looking to learn the basics, improve your game, or compete at a higher level, I’m committed to helping you succeed on the court. ✅ Private Lessons ✅ Group Lessons ✅ Kids & Adults ✅ Beginner to Advanced Players ✅ Flexible Scheduling “My goal is to make every lesson productive, enjoyable, and rewarding.” ## Pack prices - 1 prepaid lesson: $185 total, $185 per lesson - 3 prepaid lessons: $435 total, $145 per lesson - 10 prepaid lessons: $1300 total, $130 per lesson ## Where lessons happen - Quincy Park Tennis Courts, Arlington, Virginia - Meadowbrook Local Park, Chevy Chase, Maryland - Sherwood Recreation Center, Washington, DC - Yorktown High School, Arlington, Virginia - Linway Terrace Park, McLean, Virginia - Garfield Park Tennis Courts, Washington, District of Columbia - Forest Hills Park, Washington, District of Columbia - Williamsburg Middle School, Arlington, Virginia - Glebe Road Park Tennis Courts, Arlington, Virginia - Marie Reed Recreation Center, Washington, DC - Dakota Playground, Washington, District of Columbia - Towers Park, Arlington, Virginia - Stratford Park, Arlington, Virginia - Bethesda Chevy Chase High School Tennis Courts, Bethesda, Maryland - Forest Hills Park, Washington, District of Columbia - Park on Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, Maryland - Marcey Road Park, Arlington, Virginia - Burgundy Park, Alexandria, Virginia - Georgetown Prep Tennis Club, Rockville, Maryland - Eliot-Hine Middle School, Washington, DC - Evans Neighborhood Park, Wheaton-Glenmont, Maryland - Quince Orchard Swim And Tennis Club, Gaithersburg, Maryland - Walter Reed Community Park, Arlington, Virginia - Jennie Dean Park, Arlington, Virginia - Washingtonian Woods Park, Gaithersburg, Maryland - Northwood High School, Silver Spring, Maryland - Langston-Brown Park, Arlington, Virginia - Arboretum Recreation Center, Washington, DC - Park on Michigan Ave, Silver Spring, Maryland - Gwendolyn Coffield Park, Silver Spring, Maryland - Fort Scott Park, Arlington, Virginia - Kenmore Middle School, Arlington, Virginia - Wheaton Forest Park, Wheaton-Glenmont, Maryland - Potomac Yard Park, Alexandria, Virginia - Bruce Monroe Community Park, Washington, DC - Colonel E. Brooke Lee Middle School, Silver Spring, Maryland - Rosedale Recreation Center, Washington, DC - Upshur Recreation Center, Washington, District of Columbia - McLean Gardens Tennis Courts, Washington, DC - William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center / Rock Creek Tennis Center, Washington, District of Columbia ## Reviews > Emmanuel’s lesson was quite helpful, especially with that good reminder to stay in the blue and be confident is helping out. Though I’ll be off next week, I plan to keep practicing consistently, which should help. The focus on maintaining a steady, relaxed mindset feels pretty valuable overall. If you’re looking to sharpen your tennis skills with a coach who emphasizes confidence and clarity, trying Emmanuel might be worth considering. > From Melanee, 5 out of 5 > The lesson with Emmanuel was quite fun, and I appreciated how he kept it engaging while still focusing on improving my game. Though I’d say it was more about having a good time, I did notice some subtle adjustments that could make my play more competitive. Still, I left feeling confident and motivated to practice what we discussed. If you're looking for a relaxed, skill-focused tennis lesson, Emmanuel might be worth trying. > From Sofia, 5 out of 5 > The lesson definitely highlighted some key areas I needed to work on, especially around shot placement and footwork, which Emmanuel explained pretty clearly. Still, I feel like I could benefit from more focus on consistency, but I’ll keep at it and see how things progress next time. If you’re looking to refine specific aspects of your game, Emmanuel’s approach is quite practical. Trying him out could be worth considering. > From Sofia, 5 out of 5 > Im a former recreational player hoping to resume playing after a 10-year hiatus. I really appreciated that Emmanuel was so patient with me, working at just the right pace for a 70-year-old like me. I’m sure he’s fantastic no matter what level you play at: He is a supportive instructor who can make anyone feel comfortable! Im hoping to take more lessons with him so I can resume playing this fantastic sport! > From Mary, 5 out of 5 > I think the lesson with Emmanuel was quite helpful. He really paid attention to my feedback and clarified some key groundstroke techniques, which I appreciated. Still, I hope next time we can also focus more on my serve, as that’s been a bit inconsistent. Though, overall, the lesson provided a solid foundation and I’d consider trying another one soon. > From Mark, 5 out of 5 > Emmanuel’s lesson stood out because he really focused on my footwork technique, which I found quite helpful. Still, I’d probably benefit from more practice to really tune in my stroke consistency. Though I felt the coaching was precise and practical, I’ll look forward to trying more lessons with him. > From Daniel, 5 out of 5 > I’d say the lesson was pretty solid, especially because Emmanuel was quite patient and knew his stuff. the overall guidance was helpful and natural. I’d encourage others to give Emmanuel a try if you want a measured approach. > From Audrey, 5 out of 5 > Had a great first class with Emmanuel! I’m a beginner, having never played tennis before and Emmanuel was very patient and encouraging while explaining the main strokes, proper form and rules for the game. > From Hania, 5 out of 5 ## Book - [Book on TeachMe.To](https://staging.teachme.to/listings/tennis/tennis-with-emmanuel-stoner): Pick a pack, a time, and a location, then pay. - [This coach in the agent API](https://staging-api.teachme.to/agent/v1/coaches/64671f64-4a25-4ddd-ae33-3f2fa3362457): 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.