100 coaches & instructors for lessons in Wylie, TX

Current tennis professional ranked #450 in the world. Have made QF in Challengers as well as 7 Professional Finals including 4 Futures titles. I played Division 1 college at LSU (Louisiana State University), and was the Assistant Volunteer Coach for Loyola Marymount University (Women).

"Was a former college player looking to get in shape and find my game again after 5 years of not playing tennis. And I feel like I am almost back to my peak conditions!

Ali is a dedicated martial artist who has been immersed in the discipline since 2017. With expertise in Jiu Jitsu, boxing, kickboxing, and Muay Thai, Ali brings a well-rounded approach to training and skill development. Passionate about the art and discipline of combat sports, Ali is committed to helping others improve their techniques, build confidence, and achieve their personal goals in martial arts.

"I train with Coach Ali long time, very good coach. He teach me kickboxing and jiu jitsu, I do many sparring and roll on mat. Every time I learn more. He help me with technique, with timing, with control. He explain good, even when I don’t understand everything, he show me slow and I get better. Coach is strong but kind, like big brother. I have great time and great experience. My body is stronger and my heart feel good when I train here. Thank you Coach always.

My journey with melodies began at age 5 when I started picking out piano melodies by ear. By 7, I had already embarked on my guitar-playing odyssey. Throughout my musical voyage, I've explored the realms of folk, rock, country, blues, and more, performing in various settings, from churches to clubs. As a singer-songwriter, I've woven my tales into original compositions. Beyond the stage, I hold a Music Practitioner Certification, bringing the healing power of music to hospitals, nursing homes, and hospice settings. Join me, and let's embark on a musical journey together!

"Today I am writing you about a fellow musician I’ve had the pleasure to listen to, perform with and learn from over many years. His name is Jay Wilson. When I first heard him, he was playing with legendary Dallas band Hung Jury. His guitar playing and vocals were pro and his saxophone solos blew the room away. We became friends and sometimes I'd get a chance to get up and sing one with his band. He has always been inclusive and shared his talent and insights with other musicians. We considered him a Jedi musical master. Jay went on to play with many well known and respected bands. I remember going to see him once while he was playing with 60’s icon Donovan Leitch. It was magical evening. They played Sunshine Superman, Mellow Yellow and the evening culminated with an extended jam of Season of the Witch. I’m sure it’s still playing somewhere in the universe. From traditional Robert Johnson Style Blues to Stan Getz on the Saxophone to the Talking Heads, Jay traverses any genre with tasteful appreciation. Over the years I’ve never hesitated to call Jay for musical advice, emergency musical first aid or continuing education; and he has never hesitated to help. If you get a chance to sit down with Jay and listen to your favorite album, you should do it. If you or anyone you know has an opportunity to study music of any kind with Jay …. DO IT!

Driven by a passion for volleyball, I've spent the last four years fostering a love for the sport in others. My coaching blends technical expertise with engaging drills to create a fun, yet challenging learning environment. Let's work together to elevate your game!