Top 20 coaches for Pickleball lessons near Atlanta, GA

Phase 1: Precision & Consistency (Weeks 1-2) Focus: Master control, reduce unforced errors, increase shot precision 1. Warm-Up (10–15 min) * Jogging + dynamic stretches * Wall rally (100 shots without a miss, forehand/backhand mix) * Shadow swings focusing on footwork 2. Technical Drills (30 min) * 🎯 Serve Accuracy Drill: Aim for deep corners with varied spin (topspin, slice) * 🥄 Drop Shot Ladder: Hit drop shots from baseline, halfway, then NVZ * 💥 Volley Placement Drill: Practice hitting volleys at feet or sidelines 3. Consistency Challenge (20 min) * 100 Dinks Challenge (singles or doubles): Partner up, count until mistake * Third Shot Drill: Serve → return → third-shot drop → transition to NVZ 4. Cool Down (5–10 min) Light jog, stretching, foam rolling

Phase 1: Precision & Consistency (Weeks 1-2) Focus: Master control, reduce unforced errors, increase shot precision 1. Warm-Up (10–15 min) * Jogging + dynamic stretches * Wall rally (100 shots without a miss, forehand/backhand mix) * Shadow swings focusing on footwork 2. Technical Drills (30 min) * 🎯 Serve Accuracy Drill: Aim for deep corners with varied spin (topspin, slice) * 🥄 Drop Shot Ladder: Hit drop shots from baseline, halfway, then NVZ * 💥 Volley Placement Drill: Practice hitting volleys at feet or sidelines 3. Consistency Challenge (20 min) * 100 Dinks Challenge (singles or doubles): Partner up, count until mistake * Third Shot Drill: Serve → return → third-shot drop → transition to NVZ 4. Cool Down (5–10 min) Light jog, stretching, foam rolling

Bring your paddle if you have one. If not let me know. Also always bring water please!!

Water and a towel. Wear your best athletic shoe

Just bring yourself, unless you have you own paddle… And a positive attitude ready to learn!

Intro into pickleball

1. Make it Fun • Incorporate games, challenges, and rewards. • Keep the energy high with positive reinforcement and excitement. 2. Shorten Lesson Segments • Limit drills to 5-10 minutes per activity to maintain attention. • Alternate between skills and games to keep things interesting. 3. Use Age-Appropriate Equipment • Smaller paddles and lighter balls if needed. • Lower the net or use temporary markers (like cones) for a shorter court. 4. Focus on Play Over Perfection • Encourage effort and creativity rather than perfect technique. • Allow them to experiment with different strokes and strategies. 5. Group Dynamics • Encourage teamwork if teaching in groups. • Use small groups or pairs to keep everyone active.