Private Lessons & Coaches in Chain Lake, WA

Hi, I’m Brian — a tennis coach with over 15 years of playing experience. I competed in USTA junior national tournaments as a 3-star recruit and played for the RPI Men’s Varsity Tennis team. I work with players of all ages and skill levels, focusing on technique, match strategy, and mental toughness while keeping lessons engaging and fun. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to compete at a higher level, I’ll help you build the skills and confidence to reach your goals.

"I loved how great Brian was as a coach. The lesson felt well-paced and I improved a lot! 🎾

With a court vision of experience, I empower players to unlock their tennis potential. My tailored coaching cultivates skill and confidence, making every lesson enjoyable and effective. Let's elevate your game together!

With three years dedicated to refining pickleball skills, I'm eager to guide you to success. My tailored approach blends strategy with fun, ensuring noticeable improvement and lasting passion for the game. Let's elevate your pickleball journey together!

"Kene managed to squeeze in multiple topics to a 1 hour session, quickly provided actionable feedback, and listened to my areas to my interest.

I'm passionate about fostering a love for baseball in every student I teach. With seven years of experience, I bring a deep understanding of the game and a dedication to helping athletes reach their full potential. Let's work together to elevate your game!

My name is Ryan Rembisz, and I am currently a minor league free agent who just finished his first professional season this summer after pitching 4 years of NCAA Division 1 baseball for the University of Portland. I am known for throwing the 21st perfect game in NCAA D1 history this past season, being a 3x WCL player of the week, a 1st team all-WCC academic team recipient, an All-WCC second team recipient, and leading the WCC in innings pitched this year. I am 23 years old, currently training this offseason for my next pro contract, and love teaching the art of pitching to anyone that wants to learn. Through my 5 years of being a high level pitcher throwing 100’s of innings while jumping from 90-94 mph, I have never had an arm injury. I believe that preparing the body to handle the throw is 75% of the battle when it comes to pitching injury free, and that recovery is another 20%. I can work with all ages and levels of the game, and I understand how to adjust my approach given nuances in league, ability, and goal. Arm health is the number one priority for pitchers these days, as the key to throwing harder is simply staying healthy for long enough to get there in my opinion. A standard 1-on-1 lesson will look like stretching, throwing prep, catch play, bullpen/flatground work, post-throw, conditioning, and mobility. My goal is to educate my students on what they need, their deficiencies and strengths, and going over their individual technique and keys to success, to show them the bigger picture of how to effectively train pitching so that they can monitor themselves autonomously.

"Ryan’s legit💪💪

Aloha! My name is Chrissi Omalza. I’m originally from the island of Oahu and have been living in Washington since 2021. I’ve been playing softball for almost twenty years and played collegiate softball for the University of Nevada Las Vegas from 2014-2018. I was a utility player in college but primarily was a catcher and third baseman throughout my career. During my nineteen years of playing, I've fostered softball skills with personalized guidance. My career off the field is a High School Special Education Teacher so I strive to cultivate a positive, safe, and inclusive environment for athletes to thrive and achieve their goals. Combining my teaching skills and softball experience allows me to create diversified training plans to fit each athlete’s needs because everyone learns and understands differently. I’m excited to get to work and share my passion and love for the game with you all!

I've been immersed in golf for nearly a decade, starting as a kid with my family and falling in love with the breathtaking views and the exhilarating feeling of sending a golf ball soaring across football fields. My journey has led me to compete in junior tournaments and proudly represent my high school and college golf teams. For the past four years, I've transitioned from player to passionate instructor, relishing the opportunity to help others enhance their golf game. My teaching philosophy focuses on fundamentals and establishing a robust foundation for each player. Whether you're a novice eager to take your first swing or an experienced player looking to fine-tune your techniques, I'm here. I understand that golf can be challenging, but I firmly believe anyone can elevate their game and derive even more joy from it with the proper guidance and practice. My commitment is to assist my students in achieving their goals and fostering a deep love for golf, just as I have. If you're ready to improve your swing, master your short game, or have more fun on the course, let's tee up and work on your game together!

"Patient and very clear in instructions

I've been playing pickleball since I was 8 years old, and over the years, it's become more than just a sport—it's a passion. With over 3 years of coaching experience, I love helping players of all levels grow their game, whether you're a total beginner, or an experienced player looking to sharpen your strategy and technique. Over the years I’ve won multiple 4.5-5.0 level gold medals, and coached many students to high level tournament success. I am currently Head Pro at Urban Pickleball, an indoor club in downtown Seattle, and I offer private coaching on the side. Let’s hit the courts and take your pickleball skills to the next level!

"Wow, Daniel's lesson really helped me with precise adjustments for my kitchen play and serve , I appreciated the focus on technique but still feel I need to work on strategy, though. It’s encouraging, and I’d be open to trying another lesson to build on what I learned.

Driven by a unique blend of strategy, skill, power, and finesse, pickleball captured my attention right out of the gate—and I haven’t looked back. I never imagined that hitting a little plastic ball with holes in it could bring so much joy, connection, and meaningful friendships into my life—but it has, and I love sharing that experience with others. Whether you’re just starting out or pushing toward competitive play, I’m dedicated to helping you elevate your skills, deepen your understanding, and—most importantly—have a blast doing it. As a certified PPR Coach and proud USA Pickleball member, I focus on structured, personalized coaching that meets players right where they are in their pickleball journey. My sessions blend purposeful drills with engaging gameplay that builds confidence and real results. I offer: • Beginner, advanced beginner, and intermediate lessons • Focused drill and technique sessions • Tournament preparation and strategic coaching • King/Queen of the Court (Live Ball) for groups of 5–10 • Pickleball travel adventures & event planning Outside of coaching, I’m a husband, dad to two energetic boys, and an avid student of the game myself. Our family loves to travel, and I’m excited to be building opportunities for pickleball-centered adventures around the world—starting with our community in Woodinville, WA. Let’s connect, learn, and play some pickleball!

"I have had the opportunity to be coached by Nick. I highly recommend him. He is skilled not only in the knowledge of pickleball skill and strategy, but also in how to effectively coach! He is evaluative with your play, gives examples and models technique. He also takes videos of your play so you can learn from them. He has helped to improve my game a lot. Coaching with Nick is top notch! You will learn a lot and have fun doing so.

I have worked with a variety of students at different learning levels to help them become more confident in their reading and writing skills for over a year as a writing tutor. I meet students where they're at and find different ways to help them relate their lives to their reading and writing. This may include physical projects, reading aloud, and more. I've also found a conversational approach is better than being a figure of authority, and I strive to be a patient and friendly mentor to all.