Private Lessons & Coaches in Helotes, TX

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My name is Patience Orms and I am a 21 year old retired swimmer! I can teach all age groups and skill levels. I have taught kids who were scared to even jump into the pool how to swim freestyle and backstroke within 3 days. I was highly decorated in USA club swimming, school, summer league, and I was a collegiate swimmer until I tore my labrum. I held many records, won many medals, and had many athletic scholarship opportunities. I can teach anywhere from basics to in depth technique!

Born and raised in San Antonio. I played at saint marys hall. Made “Team Texas” as a freshman then West Coast Stars as a junior. Played d3 in Los Angeles and Baltimore. Came back and coached at UTSA and Reagan for a decade then alamo heights HS and middle school were I still coach today

I have always been a proponent for the importance of a strong foundation in mathematical education. Along with an insatiable curiosity to understand all the complexities of nature. I decided to go back to school and become a math major with the hopes of becoming a school teacher or college professor some day. Along the way I have found that I also have another passion. Over the course of the pandemic I learned exorbitant amount about cooking, various techniques, cooking on a budget etc.

I am a former NCAA Division III athlete who has experience playing attack and midfield, recording over 100 career points throughout my career. I've also worked as an FCA Lacrosse intern, where I coached 8th-grade girls and spread the Gospel throughout tournaments and camps across the U.S. I am passionate about creating a fun, positive environment where every athlete feels seen, supported, and empowered to grow both on and off the field

Hello! My name is Constanza, and I’m currently on the varsity swim team at Brandeis High School. I also swim club for Alamo Area Aquatics Association, and summer league for French Creek Village swim team. I have been competing for 11 years at local and state-level meets. I coach private lessons at all levels and ages. I am so excited to work with people and set goals!

Hi! I’m Carlos, a native Spanish speaker and experienced educator with a background in university teaching and PK–12 education. I’m passionate about helping students build confidence in Spanish through practical, engaging, and personalized lessons. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to improve your fluency, I’m here to help you reach your language goals!

"Me encanta la metodología del profesor Carlos, porque resalta las peculiaridades del idioma español en la vida cotidiana.

I am a bilingual native Spanish speaker. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Spanish from Dartmouth College and several years of experience as a Spanish Drill Instructor for small groups of students. My undergraduate experience included a semester of study in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I have also lived in Mexico. My teaching style is to start simple, while gradually introducing more challenging skills as we go. I enjoy engaging students’ interests and creativity for a personalized learning experience.

I’ve played volleyball since middle school and i’ve been through many different coaches and techniques and i’ve always learned what’s best for me and had a coach that helped me through a lot. I want to be that for someone who is just starting their journey. I’ve loved volleyball since 6th grade and I didn’t start very good, but I had persistence and I accomplished many goals and I did get very good at volleyball. It did take a lot of determination, but what I know is most important is not just the training , but the mentality. If I was allowed to be a coach, I would teach my players that as their coach not only am I here to grow as a player but as a person. If I were to coach a young group. I would start by teaching them building your skills it’s important, but so is messing up, messing up is what makes us who we are and teaches us to not beat ourselves up over a mistake in a sport we feel passionate about. I’ve learned many techniques. I was an outside hitter, but I also did play as a DS therefore, I know to teach diving the correct way, 3-step approaches, 4-step approaches, the correct way to swing at a ball, timing, reading a hitter, etc. I do think it’s important to incorporate it into gameplay after learning, if you didn’t I feel it’s harder to learn without. Thank you!