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Learn Tennis with Jay

💰$50 weekly lessons

For the love of the game and the thrill of the point, I've dedicated the last 17 years to coaching tennis at various levels, including college. My passion lies in nurturing talent and guiding players to reach their full potential on and off the court.

Levels taught: Beginners, Intermediates, Experts

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Teaches: Teenagers, Adults, Seniors

🏅College Player

🔥10 Lessons

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Availability

These are the times I've set as being available for lessons.

sundays

8 AM - 8 PM

mondays

8 AM - 8 PM

tuesdays

8 AM - 8 PM

wednesdays

8 AM - 8 PM

thursdays

8 AM - 8 PM

fridays

8 AM - 8 PM

saturdays

8 AM - 8 PM

Beginner training plan

Your first lessonFirst, I like to integrate warm-ups with court knowledge immediately so that the learning is done the minute they step on the court. Being familiar means they know where the court is divided, where to be, and the zones at which the game takes (running from doubles side-line to net, high knees from baseline to single-sideline). Then, we will focus on a basic contact point to do some forehand volleys and work on hitting the sweet spot, having a loose and firm grip, and stepping into the ball.

Lesson 11+At this point, the player should be able to rally with the coach at short court with no unforced errors, be able to add some pace to the ball, and consistently get the ball back to the center of the court

Lesson 4-10Once the strokes are looking good, focusing specifically on serves and adding them into the mix with some drills (serves, overhead, volley drills). By the end, the player should have a sense in their court awareness and how to rally with few to no unforced errors

Lesson 2-3After the first lesson, the next few lessons would work in proper footwork and pushing the game further back to develop a forehand and backhand stroke. Once that is done, placement, power and consistency are the main focus to have good rallies and higher quality of gameplay.

What you need to bringStudents should bring their best selves to the sessions and be ready to be safe, have fun, and make the session an educational one. Also, the player needs to have proper tennis shoes and attire.

What I can bringI can bring most equipment (rackets, balls, hopper).

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