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I’ve been playing tennis since I was young. I play tennis to keep myself fit and as a means to unwind. It improves my reflexes and coordination and I’d love to share the sport with you!
"Communication with my son
With extensive experience in competitive tennis and a solid foundation in fitness and teaching skills, I thrive on blending enjoyment with hard work to help players achieve their next level. I'm passionate about creating personalized training approaches that cater to each player's unique strengths and areas for improvement. For me, coaching is not just about technique; it's about fostering a love for the game and ensuring every session is productive and enjoyable.
"Coach George was amazing. Patient, methodical, enthusiastic, caring, focused, encouraging, good natured, and highly skilled. We were very impressed,
Tennis, a game of strategy and skill, has been my passion for over four decades. As a former college player, I bring a deep understanding of the game to my coaching, honed over 40 years of experience. I'm dedicated to fostering a fun, engaging environment where players of all levels can refine their technique and elevate their game.
"We love it
For over 14 years, I've helped players elevate their tennis game, from beginners to experienced competitors. My passion lies in fostering both skill development and a genuine love for the sport. I'm ready to share the expertise I honed as a high-level player!
"Great feedback on fundamentals that I have simply forgotten
I'm passionate about sharing my love of tennis with players of all levels. As a former professional, ranked on the ATP tour and top ranked Division I collegiate player with 40 years on the court, I bring a wealth of knowledge and a dedication to helping you reach your full potential. Let's work together to elevate your game in a fun and supportive environment. Career Experience Southern Hills Country Club, Tulsa, OK: 2009 - 2014 Assistant Tennis Professional: Part Time • Supported junior and adult tennis programs • Organized leagues and club championships • Responded to member inquiries and ensured high-quality service Lake Village Country Club, Lake Village, AR: 2007 - 2008 Director of Tennis • Managed budgeting, billing and purchasing • Led junior and adult programs • Directed USTA events • Handled customer service and promoted programs via marketing channels Kickingbird Tennis Center, Edmond, OK: 2005 - 2006 Head Tennis Professional • Taught group and private tennis lessons to individuals of varying skill levels and age groups • Organized USTA tournaments, including sponsorship and logistics • Aided the pro shop by handling racquet restringing and regripping services, while offering personalized recommendations on tennis merchandise to enhance client satisfaction • Responsible for increasing the number of private and group lessons Sportime, East Hampton, NY: 2005 Assistant Tennis Professional • Conducted clinics, camps and private lessons • Trained high performance junior players
"Great lesson. Worked on groundstroke fundamentals, volley technique and serve motion
My tennis journey commenced at the tender age of 7, and from then on, I fell in love with the sport. By the time I was 14, I had already embraced teaching, sharing my passion for tennis with eager learners. Now at 23, with years of teaching and playing experience under my belt, I've had the opportunity to instruct a diverse range of students, encompassing various skill levels, ages, and class sizes. My passion for inclusivity also led me to delve into the world of wheelchair tennis, both as a player and a coach. Tennis is not just a game for me; it's a lifelong dedication to sharing the joy of the sport.
A former national junior champion, Carey represented his native country of New Zealand in international play before attending and earning a B.A. in Business Management from Colorado State University-Pueblo,where twice he was awarded All-American status and selected to represent the NAIA national team. Carey has earned many accolades, has several USTA/USPTA certifications, and has been as high as #308 in ATP rankings. Some of his other impressive stats include being inducted into the CSU Pueblo Hall of Fame for Men's Tennis, being a Two-Time All-American in singles at the University of Southern Colorado, being the 2006 USPTA Junior Development Coach of the Year, the 2005 Rocky Mountain News 5A Boy's HS Coach of the Year, the 2004, CHSAA 5A Coach of the Year, and the Colorado State Open Singles Champion. When not teaching tennis, you might find Carey on the dance floor doing the Cha-cha.
I have over 30 years of experience both playing at a high level (USTA men’s opens and 5.5+) and coaching in multiple countries (Canada, USA and Australia) working with players from beginner to ranked junior tournament players to all adult levels and even players on the pro tour. I love helping players achieve their goals and having a great time on court learning together!!!
"Ogi is a super fun and knowledgeable coach who teaches with a lot of enthusiasm and patience. He excels in breaking skills down into simple steps to help build proper stroke fundamentals and technique while also teaching tactics and strategies to apply immediately in play situations. Each lesson is an amazing work out and I have learned a lot in my time with Ogi on the court
I've been helping players of all ages and abilities unlock their potential on the court for over a decade. My passion for tennis and my commitment to creating a positive and encouraging learning environment have helped countless individuals achieve their goals, from beginners taking their first swings to seasoned players striving for the next level.
"I just started taking lessons from Chris. I really like him as a coach and instructor. I will continue classes with him in hopes of making the high school tennis team..
With a decade on the court, I blend proven techniques with personalized strategies to elevate your tennis game. My passion is fostering a love for the sport while building skills for lasting success. I offer tailored instruction for all levels, ensuring a rewarding and enjoyable tennis journey.
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Denver's tennis scene is growing, with 6 active coaches currently offering lessons across the metro area at prices ranging from $31 to $94 per session. Whether you're picking up a racket for the first time or refining your serve, you'll find instructors ready to work with you at your level. The mile-high elevation and sunny climate make Denver an appealing place to develop your game year-round.
Denver's 300 days of annual sunshine create ideal conditions for outdoor tennis, and the high altitude actually gives the ball different flight characteristics that can sharpen your skills. The city has a strong recreational tennis community with courts scattered across neighborhoods like Washington Park and the Cherry Creek area, plus a growing number of indoor facilities that keep play going through winter.
Coach Ashley
tennis coach
Week 1: Baseline Consistency & Depth • Technical: Cross-court and down-the-line rally drills • Drills: Deep ball feeding, targets within 3 feet of baseline • Physical: Endurance footwork drills (shadow tennis + cone drills) • Match Play: Best of 3 sets focusing on long rallies • Mental: Visualization of consistent groundstroke patterns
Coach Vincent
tennis coach
What is the technical issue and we'll drill the issue out of your system.
Late spring through early fall is peak season for outdoor tennis in Denver, but the city's mild winters and abundant indoor facilities mean you can keep lessons going year-round without long weather interruptions.
Coach Ashley
tennis coach
Week 1: Baseline Consistency & Depth • Technical: Cross-court and down-the-line rally drills • Drills: Deep ball feeding, targets within 3 feet of baseline • Physical: Endurance footwork drills (shadow tennis + cone drills) • Match Play: Best of 3 sets focusing on long rallies • Mental: Visualization of consistent groundstroke patterns
Coach Vincent
tennis coach
What is the technical issue and we'll drill the issue out of your system.
Coach Gc
tennis coach
Bring some tennis balls so we can do some drills. I also will bring some.
Coach Dane
tennis coach
Make it fun while teaching kids the fundamentals of the game
Coach Ashley
tennis coach
✅ 1. Keep It Playful and Game-Based • Use games like “King of the Court,” “Jailbreak,” or “Target Practice” rather than endless repetitive drills. • Turn technical skills into mini-challenges: e.g., “Who can hit 5 forehands in a row in the court?” • Use fun props like cones, hula hoops, targets, and obstacle courses. ⸻ ✅ 2. Use Modified Equipment • Rackets: Lighter and shorter junior rackets for better control. • Balls: Use red, orange, or green dot balls (slower and lower bounce). • Courts: Use smaller court sizes (Red: 36 ft, Orange: 60 ft) for kids under 10. • Nets: Portable mini nets for beginners. ⸻ ✅ 3. Focus on Movement & Balance • Incorporate footwork games: side shuffles, frog jumps, ladder drills. • Use shadow swings to teach technique without worrying about hitting the ball at first. • Do lots of hand-eye coordination games (throwing, catching, rolling). ⸻ ✅ 4. Teach Simple, Clear Technique • Break skills down into tiny steps: e.g., forehand grip → swing path → contact point. • Demonstrate often — kids learn best by copying. • Keep explanations short and age-appropriate. ⸻ ✅ 5. Keep Lessons Short & Varied • For kids under 8: 30-45 mins max. • Mix activities every 5-10 mins to hold attention. • Alternate high-energy games with short water breaks. ⸻ ✅ 6. Encourage Teamwork and Social Play • Do doubles and team challenges to make kids cheer for each other. • Pair stronger players with developing ones for peer learning. • Celebrate effort, not just wins. ⸻ ✅ 7. Build Confidence & Make It Positive • Praise good effort, sportsmanship, and improvement. • Avoid focusing only on mistakes; give 1 tip at a time. • Use stickers, small prizes, or “Player of the Day” awards.
tennis coach with the most lessons taught in Denver
Coach Ryan has taught
127 lessons
The location with the most coaches teaching tennis lessons at
City Park Tennis Courts
Average coach player rating
4.90
102 total ratings
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Number of certified coaches in Denver
2 certified coaches
Average length of time coaches in Denver have been teaching for
20.11 years on average
How many coaches teach tennis in Denver
36 coaches
Average cost of a tennis lesson in Denver
$63 for weekly lessons
2500 E 23rd Ave, Denver, CO 80205, USA
2.2 miles away • 16 tennis coaches teach here
3070 West 63rd Avenue, Denver, CO 80221, USA
5.4 miles away • 10 tennis coaches teach here
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E 9th Ave, Denver, CO 80206
1.9 miles away • 9 tennis coaches teach here
