Lesson options built around your goals.

Choose the format that matches your skill level, timeline, and practice style. Every lesson is cash-only and confirmed after booking.

A typical private lesson flow

We start with a quick goal check and warmup rally, then isolate the highest-impact technical adjustment for the day.

After targeted reps, the lesson moves into live-ball patterns so you can feel the change in realistic points.

You leave with one cue, one drill, and one match habit to practice before the next session.

Rates are transparent so players know what to bring before they arrive.

Cash is due at the court before the lesson starts.

$85

Forehand, backhand, serve, return, volley, or footwork session.

$95

Point patterns, serve plus one, return plans, and pressure scoring.

$85

Consistency training for players who want longer rallies and fewer errors.

Lessons focus on practical before-and-after changes: preparation, contact point, recovery, and smarter targets.

Before

After

From rushed tosses to a repeatable serve routine with cleaner balance.

Before

After

From late contact to earlier preparation and more comfortable spacing.

A few details players usually ask before booking.

Do I need my own racket?

Bringing your own racket is best. A loaner can be arranged for first-time beginners if requested in advance.

Can two people share a lesson?

Yes. Semi-private lessons work best when both players have similar experience levels.

Do you coach beginners?

Yes. Beginners are welcome, and the first lesson starts with grips, contact, court positioning, and simple rally goals.