Best 27 coaches for lessons near Sammamish, WA

With over 5 years of soccer coaching and 15 years of playing, I cultivate skill and sportsmanship. My passion lies in fostering individual growth within a team dynamic. Playing history: Crossfire ECNL Academy

"Our kid has greatly improved from these trainings. The sessions are intense, tailored to his position, and have sharpened his technical and tactical skills. We’ve seen real progress!

In my mid-30s, I ventured into golfing and initially faced significant challenges with the game. For a while, I didn't take formal lessons and struggled to find my stride. However, once I committed to following instruction and advice, my enjoyment of the game began to grow exponentially. Now, I eagerly join my golf group for weekly rounds across the Puget Sound area, relishing every opportunity to play. Teaching others has become a passion of mine, and I eagerly share my knowledge whenever someone expresses interest in learning.

"Kevin was very helpful

I’m playing tennis for 19 years. 8 years coaching experience. Sometimes still participate in tournaments by myself. I provide advanced tennis lessons, as well as explanation how to enjoy the game and stay healthy.

"The lesson with Katya was quite good. She was very patient with my son, who’s still new to tennis and had never held a racket before. She set clear goals that helped him feel at ease, and surprisingly, he started to follow her directions pretty well. Still, it was encouraging to see his comfort grow so quickly. If you're considering trying a lesson, Katya might be worth a shot.

I've dedicated six decades to unlocking the potential within every basketball player, from fundamentals to advanced strategy. My passion lies in fostering a love for the game while cultivating confidence and skill on the court. Let's build something great together. I learned under legendary Mercer Island coach Ed Pepple, the winningest coach in Washington State history where I was All State, MVP of the KingCo league in 1975 and first team all conference. I went on to USC where I played freshman ball then went on to a journalism career where I did the Pac 10 review for the Daily Trojan. I have been active in coaching young adults for several years

I played for the Dakota State University varsity women’s volleyball team and led my conference in blocks per set. I’ve also coach club volleyball at Tennessee Performance Volleyball, middle school teams, and high school skills camps. I cultivate volleyball skills and instill a deep appreciation for proper technique. My focus extends beyond technique to foster teamwork, strategic thinking, and personal growth on and off the court.

My name is Sarah Reiber, my coaching style centers around mastering the basics, I believe by learning the basics it helps build confidence and can help players manage their anxiety and become the players they aspire to be.

"Sarah is a great coach and has helped turned my weaknesses into strengths and I have been able to move from a lower level team to a better one.

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💪💪

For three decades, basketball has been more than a sport; it's been my life's work. I channel my passion into developing players of all levels, helping them achieve their personal best. Join me and unlock your full potential on the court!

Hey! My name is Jade Loville and I’m currently a professional basketball player. I’ve been fortunate enough to play in Spain, Greece, Mexico, Dubai, China and I plan on adding more beautiful places to the list. Basketball has been a passion of mine for the last 20 years and while I highly value my own development, I believe my purpose is to bring as many others as I can reach along with me. I pride myself on hard work and attention to detail in each and every aspect of my life. Let’s get after it and fuel our shared aspirations!

I played NCAA D1 beach volleyball at UC Berkeley.Before that, I grew up playing both club indoor and beach volleyball, was a varsity player all four years of high school, and had the privilege to be a part of the USAV High Performance program during my junior years. Now I coach at Lakeside high school and middle school and I am a mental resilience coach at Podio Sports. I love to play still as much as I can so I play in adult leagues throughout the greater Seattle area.