66 coaches & instructors for lessons in Flowery Branch, GA

Jewel Ausberry, affectionately known as MerJewel, is the heart and soul of MerJewel Swim Academy. With over 35 years of teaching experience, Jewel brings a unique blend of expertise, patience, and a natural ability to connect with students of all ages. Her lifelong passion for swimming began early as a high school swim team member for four years, and she later achieved lifeguard certification in her senior year. Jewel’s experience as an educator enhances her swim instruction, making her lessons engaging, effective, and tailored to each student’s needs. Known for her great sense of humor, Jewel creates a fun and relaxed atmosphere where swimmers feel confident and excited to learn. Whether working with babies, children, or adults, Jewel’s approach combines water safety, technical skill development, and lots of laughter to make every lesson a memorable experience.

"MerJewel Swim Academy has been a game-changer for our family! My child went from being afraid of the water to swimming confidently in just a few lessons. Jewel is patient, fun, and truly knows how to connect with kids. We highly recommend her!

Paul Hannah has over 45 years playing and 12 years teaching experience. He has performed all over North America also China,Tokyo,Caribbean,Paris,London,Moscow. Paul plays all musical styles - orchestral, big band, rock, pop, theatre, hip-hop, R&B and Neo-Soul & has recorded 20 albums. His teaching philosophy is to impart a strong foundation of technique, music reading and skill development. He teaches all ages and levels. Graduate of NEC and Hartt. Student of Vic Firth, Al Lepak and Alan Dawson.

"Mr Hannah taught me to play drums with proper technique and also to read music. I could play by ear, but reading the music was new. Mr H made it easy and fun. He even came to my Portuguese Church to hear me play.

Lorén is a Graduate from the New England Conservatory of Music in Viola Performance and has over 40 years of performance experience and 30 years of teaching violin and viola. She is a dedicated coach who helps students develop strong technique, musicality, and confidence at all levels.

"Ms Lorén started me on the Violin 5 years ago - - she is the BEST teacher & so much FUN! I have come very far! I have played for 3 years in the Triangle Youth Orch 1st Violin and in my school Honors Orchestra. 🎻

For over a decade, I've cultivated a passion for tennis, sharing my expertise with players of all levels. From high school to playing in college and now coaching, I strive to share the joy of tennis with everyone. My approach blends a bit of strategic instruction with an encouraging atmosphere, fostering both skill development and a genuine love for the game. Join me on the court!

"Small summer camper who I had for 4 weeks. She loved all the games I played with her. Kept things fun and moving with adequate breaks.

For 15 years, I've passionately taught football fundamentals and advanced techniques. I focus on skill development and strategic thinking. Let's elevate your game together!

"Coach Beasly has the inept ability to convey his plan in ways everyone understands. Not only can he convey his game plan when his team or player have great ideas he works to implement them especially in game. Not only is he a good coach he an amazing Father figure and mentor then effects life of the field.

Justin Edwards is a boxing coach, athlete, and performance trainer focused on helping individuals build confidence, discipline, and real-world conditioning through boxing. With years of experience in strength training, athletic performance, and fight-based conditioning, he combines technical boxing instruction with personalized coaching to help clients improve fitness, movement, endurance, and mindset.

With four and a half decades on the pitch, I blend traditional soccer values with innovative techniques to help players reach their full potential. My experience allows me to identify and nurture talent, fostering both skill and sportsmanship. I'm dedicated to creating a positive, yet challenging environment for every athlete.

"To whom this may concern I have been playing soccer since I was seven years old. I started with Saint Oliver's soccer and Creekside's recreational program. I've had many coaches during my development, including my own father, who coached me until 16 years of age. I have very little club experience, but i did play varsity soccer all throughout high school. Manny Silvano was my high-school coach and he selected me to play RPL I believe and I only ever played 9 official showcase games. After high school, I decided to start coaching while continuing to play in adult soccer leagues. This is where I met coach Fred. I knew him as a referee at creekside, and the reason he held his position was because of his knowledge and experience of the game. In addition, he coached an adult team in the Wednesday night league at Creekside. That's where I truly began to understand Fred's teachings. Somehow, someway, he started to give me advice on how to improve my coaching. Fred is very sharp, attentive, and detailed. One of the very first things that stood out to me was a lesson he taught me. This was to respect the game. I was coaching a team and during half time, I instructed my team to go directly to goal. Since the goal keeper, in my words "was trash". My competitive nature overpowered my ability to instill the correct message into my youth team. After hearing this, Fred pulled me to the side and told me to never say something like that again. He defended an opposing player because they were all there to learn. Ever since then, I began to seek his guidance. Fred watched me play, and I would ask him how I played. To this day he's my mentor. When we used to work together, we would sit together for hours and watch other teams play, and we would exchange ideas and thoughts about the teams in our division. He was watching me grow every day as a player, a coach, and a human being. Every time I encountered Fred, Id always ask him a dozen questions, and he'd sit with me and teach me so many things about soccer. I would go into work early, and stay until close, just so I could learn from Fred. He's seen me grow from a recreational coach, to club coach, to now, an independent soccer trainer and businessman. His teachings are profound, he see's and knows everything, I've never seen anything like it. He is able to simplify things to such a degree and it shows how knowledgeable he really is. He is the grandfather of coaches within my residential area. Everyone knows fred, and he's coached everyone! Currently I am a starter for his team, and I became his understudy. My curiosity and interests peaks when Im around coach Fred and although my questions never end, his knowledge is beyond that. He has a special and unique way of coaching, sometimes I wonder how far i could have gone if I had met Fred earlier, but to this day, I try and learn from as much as I can from Fred. Coach Fred has made a positive impact in my life, and many others. Mostly everything I know about the game now is all thanks to him!

With over 35 years dedicated to basketball, I empower players to unlock their full potential. My tailored approach to coach and player development aid in tangible and proven results. I work with players of all skill levels starting ages 8 and up. Weather your just learning the game of are a pro player trying to add more to your bag Id love to help you get better!! Let’s get to work!!

Coach Blake started his basketball coaching career as a teenager at the Boy's & Girls Club. Later in life he played professionally for the two professional leagues in South Africa. Due to his influence, he started coaching. He led the girls and boys high school basketball teams at Queens High School (South Africa) to the conference finals. The boys won and made history for the school. Bright Waniko a college/pro prospect was the most skilled player he taught (video in media). Unfortunately, he passed away due to heart complications.

Elijah Holifield, a former collegiate and professional basketball player from Atlanta, GA, now offers personalized basketball training focused on skill development, game IQ, and mental toughness. A standout at Pace Academy and former player at St. John’s, Prairie View A&M, and Western New Mexico, Elijah also competed professionally overseas and serves as an academic advisor for student-athletes at Georgia State University. With years of high-level playing experience, he now trains athletes of all levels to help them elevate their performance both on and off the court.