Greenwich Dr

Bio: I’ve played tennis all my life, always having access to courts and developing a deep appreciation for the sport's unique rhythm and strategy. I believe that each player should develop their own style because we’re all different. My dad, a math, tennis, and boxing instructor, taught me that these disciplines share a lot in common. Mastering tennis is about perfecting your shots, serves, slices, and footwork, but it ultimately comes down to the mental game. On the court, you learn the "equations" of actions and behaviors needed to outplay your opponent, turning each match into an artful challenge of skill and technique. For me, tennis is about the joy of the game, not just winning or losing. It's a sport that starts with love and ends with respect—whether through a handshake, a hug, or a simple nod if you're too sweaty. Most importantly, tennis is always a good time, and it’s a lifelong sport that can help you live healthier and longer!

Bio: I played Division I tennis for five years at Texas Christian University and the University of San Francisco. Now, I'm based in San Diego and love coaching players of all ages and skill levels. With my background in kinesiology, I'm really passionate about promoting both physical and mental health—whether you're just starting out or already experienced. Tennis has brought me so much joy, and I hope to share that with you and help you find the same love for the sport! Both hitting and coaching are welcome!!