Top 3 coaches for Pickleball lessons near Burlington, MA

Lesson 1: Assessing and Refining Advanced Fundamentals Objective: Assess player skills and refine key advanced techniques. 1. Warm-Up • Partner rally focusing on consistency, control, and shot variation. • Include forehand, backhand, and volleys as part of the warm-up. 2. Skill Assessment • Evaluate players’ proficiency with third-shot drops, drives, dinks, volleys, and serves. • Provide personalized feedback on mechanics, footwork, and strategy. 3. Skill: Advanced Dinking • Practice dinking with depth and spin to create opportunities for attack. • Introduce offensive dinking to set up aggressive shots. 4. Activity: Dink-to-Attack Transition • Run drills where players alternate between soft dinks and aggressive shots based on ball height and placement. 5. Wrap-Up • Summarize individual focus areas for improvement. • Encourage practice of dinks and third-shot techniques under pressure.

First lesson is assessment of player ability and recognizing what areas the player wants to focus on and what I believe they can work on as well.

What do you need to work on? You tell me what you feel that you need to work on, we will drill/play, and I’ll evaluate your game, technique, and habits. With your consent, I can record our sessions with an app called Swingvision. An app specifically for pickleball and tennis. The video(s) will be uploaded into my public account where anyone with a Swingvision account can watch and download their video(s). I can also use this film with you to go over your game.

Lesson 1: Assessing and Refining Advanced Fundamentals Objective: Assess player skills and refine key advanced techniques. 1. Warm-Up • Partner rally focusing on consistency, control, and shot variation. • Include forehand, backhand, and volleys as part of the warm-up. 2. Skill Assessment • Evaluate players’ proficiency with third-shot drops, drives, dinks, volleys, and serves. • Provide personalized feedback on mechanics, footwork, and strategy. 3. Skill: Advanced Dinking • Practice dinking with depth and spin to create opportunities for attack. • Introduce offensive dinking to set up aggressive shots. 4. Activity: Dink-to-Attack Transition • Run drills where players alternate between soft dinks and aggressive shots based on ball height and placement. 5. Wrap-Up • Summarize individual focus areas for improvement. • Encourage practice of dinks and third-shot techniques under pressure.

First lesson is assessment of player ability and recognizing what areas the player wants to focus on and what I believe they can work on as well.

What do you need to work on? You tell me what you feel that you need to work on, we will drill/play, and I’ll evaluate your game, technique, and habits. With your consent, I can record our sessions with an app called Swingvision. An app specifically for pickleball and tennis. The video(s) will be uploaded into my public account where anyone with a Swingvision account can watch and download their video(s). I can also use this film with you to go over your game.

Students who are serious will preferably bring their own paddle.

Athletic shoes, water, and towel. Paddle if owned.

A paddle, appropriate footwear, water

When teaching kids, I adapt my lessons to be fun and engaging, using games and activities that make learning enjoyable. I focus on building a strong foundation in the basics while incorporating age-appropriate drills and exercises that keep their interest and energy levels high. Patience and encouragement are key, as I strive to create a positive and supportive environment where young players feel confident and excited to learn.

Focus is on keeping the game fun without burdening them with too much information.

I like working with kids as a group and individually in order to really focus on their skill set, discipline, and focus. My goal is to create a fun, enjoyable, and safe learning environment for kids (and all age groups) by building a solid foundation of the game. Being a mentor and role model is something that I take pride in.