# Mason Keel > Mason Keel is a Tennis coach in Wenham, Massachusetts on TeachMe.To. Source: https://staging.teachme.to/listings/tennis/tennis-with-mason-keel ## About - Headline: Tennis with Mason - Price: From $80 per lesson - Rating: 5.0 out of 5 from 170 ratings, 30 written reviews - Lessons taught on TeachMe.To: 234 - Years of experience: 25 Tennis has been a lifelong love, with my journey extending to Lafayette College where I was a four-year starter in both doubles and singles. My teaching journey began in high school when I started instructing at local clubs and working as a counselor at tennis camps. Witnessing the transformation and improvement in other players' games is something I find incredibly rewarding. I'm here to help you take your tennis skills to the next level and share in your success on the court. ## 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 - Bennett Athletic and Recreation Center, Wenham, Massachusetts - Kimball Haskell Park, Beverly, Massachusetts - Centerville Elementary School, Beverly, Massachusetts - Beverly High School Tennis Courts, Beverly, Massachusetts - South Tennis Courts, Medford, Massachusetts - Hirsh Tennis Center, Medford, Massachusetts - Amerige Park, Malden, Massachusetts - Tufts University - Ellis Oval, Somerville, Massachusetts - John M Devir Park, Malden, Massachusetts - Foss Park, Somerville, Massachusetts - Maplewood St, Malden, Massachusetts - Patton Park, South Hamilton, Massachusetts - South Broadway Park, Malden, Massachusetts - Wenham Tea House, Wenham, Massachusetts - Brigham Athletic Complex Tennis Courts, Wenham, Massachusetts - Pete's Park, Beverly, Massachusetts - Field A, Medford, Massachusetts ## Reviews > Mason is the G.O.A.T… I am an ex player who decided to pick the game back up after 12 years and chose Mason due to his experience and location. He listened to what I wanted to work on and executed it and beyond. Mason has a real skill in observing exactly what your mistakes are, even if you don't know, and drills you on the basics; he is relentless in reminding you what you are doing wrong, and praising you on what you're doing right. Shot to shot, he'll push, prod, remind and encourage you to up your game. All you have to do is listen and act upon what he says, and you'll notice real tangibl… > From Mehdi, 5 out of 5 > Mason's lesson with John was quite positive, especially since he pointed out concrete suggestions for improvement, which seemed to resonate. He also got some good feedback he could relate to and it's nice to see that John was happy with the fact that he remembered some of his early skills. Giving him “homework” that he could actually do was a helpful touch. He mentioned his wrist was sore as we drove home so I know he was pushed at little. Mason kept things manageable because John didn’t complain, it was more of an observation. I have no doubt that he’ll keep progressing nicely. So, if you're… > From Paula, 5 out of 5 > I found the lesson on backhand focus quite helpful, especially trying to get a feel for hitting like a forehand with the left hand. Though it was a bit of an unfamiliar sensation at first, I’m starting to understand it more. Maybe hitting the wall with just the left hand could help me feel it even better. Still, I think checking my backhand progress and trying backhand slices could really help improve my overall stroke. Mason’s measured approach makes the lesson feel practical without any hype. If you want to work on specific aspects of your backhand, I’d suggest giving Mason a try. > From Hunjun, 5 out of 5 > The lesson with Mason was quite helpful. I especially got some good tips on my backhand slice, though I still need to work on keeping the ball deep. It was useful to try and make the racket go forward, eventually lifting the ball up, which made a difference during rallying. Though I need to focus more on changing directions smoothly in stroke rallies, I left feeling more aware of that aspect. Still, I think with just a bit more practice on approach shots, I’ll get closer to where I want to be. If you're looking for a measured, practical approach, Mason's worth giving a try. > From Hunjun, 5 out of 5 > The lesson focused on volleys and included an interesting drill that felt pretty practical for winning matches, though I still think I could use more practice to really perfect it. Mason’s approach is usually quite straightforward, and this time the drill definitely highlighted some key points that I’ll try to apply during my next game. Still, I’m optimistic about improving my net game with this kind of focused practice. If you're looking to sharpen your volley skills, Mason might be worth trying out. > From Hunjun, 5 out of 5 > It's pretty good that Mason manages to keep my grandson excited and engaged during the lesson, though I’d love for him to focus more on what he thinks is important. Overall, I’ve noticed a gentle yet effective way Mason guides him through each part of the lesson, which is reassuring and helps build confidence. Still, I’m hopeful Mason can incorporate more of those insights into future lessons. If you're looking for someone who can connect well with kids, I think you might want to give Mason a try. > From Paula, 5 out of 5 > I'm quite satisfied with the lesson. Mason's focus on hip rotation for the backhand and wrist flexibility for high balls was pretty helpful. Though, I still need some practice on the serve follow-through, but I think with more work, I'll get there. I appreciate Mason’s clear explanations on the overhead and volley techniques, especially staying low instead of bending. If you're interested in refining specific strokes like slice and flat serves, I’d suggest giving Mason a try. > From Hunjun, 5 out of 5 > Oh, yes, Mason's lessons have been quite helpful in highlighting specific skills like my backhand, which was pretty weak before. The focus on different stroke techniques is really useful, though I think more drills could help me feel more confident during matches. Still, I plan to keep practicing with Mason’s guidance and see how much I can improve. If you're considering taking lessons, I’d say give Mason a try, his approach doesn’t feel rushed but gets the job done. > From Amal, 5 out of 5 ## Book - [Book on TeachMe.To](https://staging.teachme.to/listings/tennis/tennis-with-mason-keel): Pick a pack, a time, and a location, then pay. - [This coach in the agent API](https://staging-api.teachme.to/agent/v1/coaches/11e77aa7-19a2-4739-9c95-4c46c95a9ffb): 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.