These coaches teach at top ranked spots and have great lesson fulfillment & student reviews.


I discovered tennis early in life starting playing around age 10 and over the next 30 years it naturally became an innate passion. As a youth and young adult I spent my summers at Newcombe as a camp counselor-pro. Then after HS I joined the UTSA mens singles team. I choose a career and have spent the last 17 years in Real Estate / Sales Management. I have been playing club tennis on and off and due to my caring nature this also means I've been coaching as well. WEITHER ITS Dropping SOME WEIGHT, PREPARING FOR A TOURNAMENT OR JUST AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SPORT I GUARANTEE YOU WILL EXCEED YOUR GOALS. I love people, helping and the satisfaction that comes with watching someone improve their game so more often then not I was asked to join the pro staff to help players of all ages. I will work with anyone 10-65 years of age pending a letter from a doctor clearing individuals over 55. THANK YOU AND HAVE A BLESSED DAY,
"I just started with him but already have 4 girl friends that all want lessons from him. I don't think you can be as in shape as he is without practicing what he preaches. He is always smiling and such a joy. I would pay him to teach me how to kick a wall lol


I’ve played volleyball since middle school and i’ve been through many different coaches and techniques and i’ve always learned what’s best for me and had a coach that helped me through a lot. I want to be that for someone who is just starting their journey. I’ve loved volleyball since 6th grade and I didn’t start very good, but I had persistence and I accomplished many goals and I did get very good at volleyball. It did take a lot of determination, but what I know is most important is not just the training , but the mentality. If I was allowed to be a coach, I would teach my players that as their coach not only am I here to grow as a player but as a person. If I were to coach a young group. I would start by teaching them building your skills it’s important, but so is messing up, messing up is what makes us who we are and teaches us to not beat ourselves up over a mistake in a sport we feel passionate about. I’ve learned many techniques. I was an outside hitter, but I also did play as a DS therefore, I know to teach diving the correct way, 3-step approaches, 4-step approaches, the correct way to swing at a ball, timing, reading a hitter, etc. I do think it’s important to incorporate it into gameplay after learning, if you didn’t I feel it’s harder to learn without. Thank you!