Reviews
Total reviews1
Average rating
5.0
Lucia T.Verified ✓
Level: Beginner•Lessons taken: 5
I’ve had three lessons with Jasmine so far and my child really seems to enjoy her approach. She’s patient, encouraging, and keeps things engaging, which is pretty helpful. Though, I think working on the backhand during our lessons could make a difference. Still, her way of giving homework to reinforce what we learn shows she’s genuinely invested. If you're looking for a steady guide, it’s worth trying Jasmine.
Locations
These are the locations I've set as being able to provide lessons:8 courts available
Centerville Community Park Tennis Court
3360 Eggers Dr, Fremont, CA 94536, USA
2090.4 miles awayOutdoors
View venueEarl R. Carmichael Park
3445 Benton St, Santa Clara, CA 95051, USA
2094.7 miles awayOutdoors
View venueBlossom Hill Park Tennis Courts
16300 Blossom Hill Rd, Los Gatos, CA 95032, USA
2095.1 miles awayOutdoors
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Central Park983 Kiely Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95051
2094 miles awayOutdoorsMay be unreliable
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Los Gatos High School20 High School Ct, Los Gatos, CA 95030, USA
2096.4 miles awayOutdoorsMay be unreliable
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Availability
These are the times I've set as being available for lessons.sundays
8 AM - 8 PM
mondays
8 AM - 8 PM
tuesdays
8 AM - 8 PM
wednesdays
8 AM - 8 PM
thursdays
8 AM - 8 PM
fridays
8 AM - 8 PM
saturdays
8 AM - 8 PM
Beginner training plan
Your first lesson
I Will greet them warmly, build comfort and confidence.
Ask about their goals Do they just want to play socially? Compete?
Briefly explain what they’ll learn in today’s session for the first 5min.
Then will have a light jog, side shuffles, skipping—something playful to loosen up. Introduce basic tennis movements (split step, side-to-side shuffle) for the next 5 to 10min.
I'll show them how to hold the racket. Let them feel the racket, bounce balls on the ground and off the strings for 5min.
I will demonstrate a short, simple swing (contact out in front, follow-through). Use drop-feeds (you drop the ball, they hit) before progressing to gentle rallies.
Keep corrections minimal—focus on contact and fun over technique perfection for 5 to 10min.
We will play cooperative games (how many balls can we keep going in a row?). This gives them early success and enjoyment for 10min
I will review what they learned (grip, forehand basics, movement). I will give them something simple to practice at home (e.g., bounce the ball on racket 20 times) for 5min.
Lesson 11+From lesson 11 onward, the goal shifts from “learning strokes” to developing consistency, tactics, and match confidence.
Lesson 4-10After the first three lessons, a beginner should have a foundation (grip, forehand, backhand, rally basics, serve introduction, and volley basics). Lessons 4 through 10 should gradually expand skills, consistency, and confidence—while introducing match play.
JB
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