Private Lessons & Coaches in Los Altos, CA

I’ve trained and travelled to all 4 grand slam tournaments - Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US Open My method to teach tennis and golf is to make things simple, apply the practical application of physics, and make it fun

Hi, I'm Bart, a Dutch tennis professional and former collegiate athlete based in Sunnyvale, CA. With an international coaching background and a history of high-level competition. Credentials: * License A & B certification from the KNLTB (Royal Dutch Lawn Tennis Association). * Former ITA Regionally Ranked NAIA student-athlete, achieving #11 in Singles and #7 in Doubles. * Currently an active USTA competitive player in 4.5 Leagues.

I am a tennis coach with over 20 years of experience and an ITF Level 1 Certification. My expertise lies in helping players elevate their game through professional instruction in technique, tactics, and match strategy. With experience as a team coach and working with players of various skill levels, I provide personalized training programs designed to improve performance, build confidence, and achieve greater success in competition.

I’ve been coaching since 2016 at Nike Tennis Camp (Stanford). Worked Cardinal tennis since 2016 where I ran clinic. In 2024, I started coaching private lessons in Menlo Park area. I mainly work with red ball, orange ball, yellow ball (beginner and intermediate level). I have players who are playing in tournaments, so I coach them and take them to tourney’s too.

I have been playing tennis for over 10 years and currently compete in college tennis with a UTR of 8.3. I have been coaching for the past 4 years, working with players of all ages and skill levels. As a coach, I am patient, motivating, attentive, and dedicated to helping players improve. My goal is to help each player develop their technical, tactical, and mental skills while enjoying the game. I tailor every lesson to the individual needs and goals of each player.

Hi! I'm Rebecca, and I tutor students of all ages in Chinese. I am a recent high school graduate who earned a score of 5 on the AP Chinese Exam. I have been learning Chinese since I was 4 years old and have formally studied the language for 14 years. In addition to academic experience, I come from a Chinese background. I have tutored high school students Chinese through my school's afterschool tutoring program. Many of my students have raised or maintained grades of A or higher in their classes.

I am the current Head Tennis Professional at Bayclub Santa Clara as well as the owner of Momentum Tennis in Cupertino. I am also the varsity coach at Lynbrook High school. With over 15 years of teaching experience, I've developed hundreds of youth and adults. My coaching is versatile and focused on excellent communication to ensure deep technique understanding and application.

"I've had many coaches, but Artur is a level above. What sets him apart from the others is his ability to communicate small changes to achieve big improvements. He has helped me overcome many bad habits, using simple techniques which I can use during practices and matches.

Coach Noah Gardere – 1‑on‑1 Wide Receiver Training Precision. Confidence. Game‑Ready Results. I’m Coach Noah Gardere, a former two‑way varsity starter from Santa Teresa High School. I earned my spot on varsity as a sophomore and finished my senior year with 880 receiving yards, 57 receptions, 10 touchdowns, 200 special‑teams yards, and 73 tackles. I built my game on sharp routes, strong hands, and a relentless work ethic. Now, I channel that same mindset into coaching. In my 1‑on‑1 sessions, I focus on mastering route running, footwork, catching technique, and situational football IQ. My style is precise and patient—I break down each skill so athletes become truly fluent in what they’re learning—while also bringing the motivational fire that pushes you to reach the next level of skill and confidence. My mission is simple: to give receivers the opportunities they deserve, sharpen their talent, strengthen their mindset, and bring out the absolute best version of themselves—on and off the field.

Fueling potential on the gridiron is my passion. With 9 years of experience playing high level football and 3 years coaching it, I blend strategic insight with a supportive approach, developing both skill and sportsmanship. I’m looking to evolve the new generations game with skill and intelligence.

Daniel Watson Carnegie is a dedicated basketball coach, mentor, and current college basketball player with a passion for player development and leadership. A product of nationally ranked high school programs including Wasatch Academy, Real Salt Lake Academy, Utah Prep, and The Skill Factory (TSF), Daniel brings elite-level experience and a team-first mentality to every environment he enters. Daniel is currently continuing his academic and athletic journey as a college basketball player at De Anza College, where he contributes both on the court and as a role model for his teammates. His coaching experience includes serving as an Assistant Coach for Do It Better Basketball AAU teams under Jon Mercado, where he helped structure practices, develop player skills, and support tournament strategy. He has also mentored young athletes as a Camp Coach at Empower Me Academy under Jerome Gumbs, and as a Camp Counselor at Wasatch Academy, where he developed his leadership and communication abilities in a structured residential setting. Beyond basketball, Daniel has held multiple leadership roles, including Student Council President and board member of the African American Consulate during his time at Wasatch Academy. He has consistently maintained strong academic performance and believes in developing well-rounded athletes through discipline, focus, and mentorship. Daniel is committed to using his experience as both a player and coach to inspire the next generation of athletes and build strong, character-driven teams.

"Coach Dan is a great coach he helped me with my shooting form & death perception, and help build my basketball iq and over all game, he also helped me get into a national ranked prep school. Called Brewster Academy in New Hampshire, I’m excited for his summer sessions & his upcoming basketball season!