Private Lessons & Coaches in Covina, CA

Anthony brings over two decades of baseball experience, offering expert coaching tailored to each athlete’s individual potential. He is passionate about developing strong fundamentals in a supportive and encouraging environment. His coaching philosophy centers on simplicity, positivity, consistency, and making sure players enjoy the game.

"“Went great. My son feels comfortable!”

Hi I'm Coach Patrick Leyden. I'm a PE teacher, with 2 years of volleyball coaching experience, I aim to instill a love for the game while fostering skill development. My approach focuses on technique, teamwork, and a positive learning environment for every player. Let's elevate your game! My playing experience is 2 years of Middle School and 2 years of High School volleyball.

"Coach Leyden helped me develop better front-row techniques, encouraging me to block and spike with confidence. He also made sure I played both front and back row positions, believing I could be successful at both and always balancing my practice to improve all my skills.

My name is Wesley Savin. I am a Licensed US Soccer Coach with Rangers FC and Woodbridge High School. My strength is player centered development influenced through studies at the Real Madrid Academy. I am currently on Yorba Linda FC in the SWPL and train with them regularly.

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With a lifelong background in racket sports, including tennis, table tennis, and a passion for pickleball, I combine my experience as a competitive 5.0-level pickleball medalist and three Division 1 championships, and reaching the Southern California Semi-finals of CIF in tennis. A teaching professional at Braemar Country Club and Mika's Tennis Academy, a former Special Education instructor, registered behavior therapist, adaptive skills clinician, mobility trainer, and physical therapist aide, and I hold a Master’s degree in Special Education with a concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis, and a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology, and Biomechanics. Students have medaled in 2.5–4.5 and qualified for USAP Nationals. Let’s improve your game, reach new heights, and most importantly, have fun!

"Eric is a fantastic coach, highly recommend!!!

Willing to come to you! From North San Diego to Orange County. My coaching style is rooted in patience, personalization, and progress. I believe every golfer—whether brand new or returning to the game—deserves coaching that meets them where they are.. My approach focuses on simplifying the game as much as possible so that each swing, routine, and decision becomes repeatable under real on-course conditions. Golf doesn't have to be complicated to be effective—I aim to give students tools they can rely on, even when pressure builds. Ultimately, my goal is to help players build strong fundamentals, develop confidence, and enjoy the process of improvement. I work with students from beginners, intermediate or advanced. I also work with kids who want to give golf a try. Lesson Format: Each session is customized based on the student’s experience, goals, and learning style, with a consistent format that ensures structure and growth: 1. Initial Assessment & Goal Setting (First Lesson.) -Discuss student goals (e.g., break 100, improve short game, gain distance.) -Evaluate current swing, posture, grip, and stance. -Provide initial feedback and outline a personalized lesson plan 2. Warm-Up & Fundamentals Review (Each Lesson) -5–10 minutes of dynamic stretching and swing warm-up. -Brief review of previous lesson’s key takeaways 3. Drills & Skill Development -Use targeted drills to build consistency and technique (e.g., alignment sticks, impact bags, foot spray, and tees for feedback) -Focus on one major skill per session (e.g., ball striking, putting, bunker play). -Adjust drills in real-time based on performance and progress 4. Video Analysis (When Applicable) -Use mobile video tools for visual feedback. -Compare student’s swing to previous footage or pro examples 5. On-Course Situational Coaching (Available for Intermediate/Advanced) -Teach course management, club selection, and mental game strategies. -Practice real scenarios like uphill lies, tight fairways, or green reading 6. Recap & Homework -Recap top 2–3 focus points from the session -Provide practice drills or training plan to reinforce lessons between sessions -Offer encouragement and realistic next steps I also provide on-course lessons. . $75 for lessons + $50 for any additional hour, and I also kindly request to cover my green fees. For on course lessons, we will go over tee box strategy, pre shot routines, troubled lies, green reading and course management.

"I haven’t golfed in 30 years and have had reconstructive surgery in the past year and a half. I was worried that I would t be able to swing anymore. We made some adjustments and I feel confident with my ability to start playing again. Looking forward to our other lessons with Brandon!

Discovering pickleball was life-changing, and sharing that passion with others is incredibly rewarding. My tournament experience combined with a year of dedicated coaching allows me to guide players of all levels toward reaching their full potential on the court. Let's unlock your inner champion together!

"Awesome coach! Fun and to the point

Unlocking your golfing potential is my passion! I've been a dedicated golf coach for over 15 years, guiding students of all ages and abilities to improve their game. Golf can be played the Classical way involving all of the intricacies of technique and math or it can be taught at the Quantum level. I am prepared to use both.

"Andrew was absolutely amazing. I had a great time and he met and exceeded my expectations! I’ll be taking lessons with him again!

Robin is the Wind Conductor of the Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles (YOLA) at Inglewood under the Los Angeles Philharmonic. She is also the founder and conductor of the Mission Philharmonic and Mission Wind Ensemble, where she is dedicated to fostering music education and appreciation in Riverside through free concerts and community outreach. Her conducting experience spans orchestras, wind ensembles, and opera, including her work with the Symphony Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, and Opera at California Baptist University. As a performer, she has played with distinguished ensembles such as the World Youth Wind Symphony and the FMEA All-State Symphonic Band. In addition to her work on the podium, Robin has held arts administration roles, serving as Orchestra Manager for the Sewanee Symphony and Artist Liaison for the National Repertory Orchestra. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Instrumental Conducting at California Baptist University and holds a Bachelor of Music in piano and flute performance from Florida Southern College.

"We’ve had a wonderful experience with Robin as my daughter’s piano teacher. Robin is incredibly patient, engaging, and knows exactly how to connect with young learners. Highly recommended for any parent looking to introduce their child to music in a supportive and inspiring environment!

Hi my name is Messiah i am usta active competitor player. I have been playing for 5 years and coaching for 4. In our first lesson i will do a light work out to see what your capable of and then we will get into the harder exercises and drills. working with me will guarantee you to be ready for your tennis season coming of wether your in high school or wanting to play club for college. I will be getting you ready for the next level of playing😁

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Driven by a lifelong love for golf, I've dedicated 15 years to coaching players of all levels. My approach blends technical precision with a supportive, enjoyable learning environment. Chipping, iron game, driver, and most importantly the course management. Beginner, intermediate, upper level all welcome! Fluent in both Korean and English

"I’ve asked Jay regarding one review that’s gotten 1 star rating… Not to badmouth anyone here, but it’s very misleading to just hear one side of the story so I’m putting down a review so you guys can decide. What Jay told me happened was that this particular student told through the app that she never needed equipments. So then, of course Jay or any instructor will come empty handed. Then first thing she told him was “I don’t have any clubs” and that’s how their lesson started off. After one hour, she told him how willing she was to take two instead of one lesson a week so she can develop faster. So Jay planned her curriculum accordingly. But at the end, she didn’t explain her text thoroughly regarding getting lessons and he ended up preparing as if he would see her. And then the rest happened. My personal experience with jay is just like the rest of the people here. Absolutely amazing of a coach!