Pickleball lessons near me in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Competitive dinking drills, drop drills, serve/return drills, analysis of strengths and weaknesses and IQ. Intentional practice.

First Lesson: Assessment and Customization Objective: Evaluate skill level, identify strengths and weaknesses, and outline a tailored development plan. Warm-Up: Dynamic stretching and advanced movement drills. Shadow strokes to assess fluidity and footwork. Skill Assessment: Baseline hitting (forehand, backhand) to evaluate power, consistency, and technique. Serve and return practice to assess placement and effectiveness. Volleys, overheads, and approach shots to gauge net skills. Feedback and Goal Setting: Discuss player goals (e.g., tournament performance, improving specific strokes). Create a personalized roadmap for improvement.

Competitive dinking drills, drop drills, serve/return drills, analysis of strengths and weaknesses and IQ. Intentional practice.

First Lesson: Assessment and Customization Objective: Evaluate skill level, identify strengths and weaknesses, and outline a tailored development plan. Warm-Up: Dynamic stretching and advanced movement drills. Shadow strokes to assess fluidity and footwork. Skill Assessment: Baseline hitting (forehand, backhand) to evaluate power, consistency, and technique. Serve and return practice to assess placement and effectiveness. Volleys, overheads, and approach shots to gauge net skills. Feedback and Goal Setting: Discuss player goals (e.g., tournament performance, improving specific strokes). Create a personalized roadmap for improvement.

 I ask all students to bring and wear athletic clothing with tennis shoes. If you do not have equipment, please let me know and I will accommodate anything that you need..

All you’ll need are a good pair of court shoes, and a water bottle. If you have a paddle, great!! If not, I’ll provide one. Most importantly, bring your enthusiasm and positive attitude to enjoy the game.

Just bring water , athletic clothes and prosper tennis/pickleball shoes!

I adapt with 1. physical ability and speed of learning of the students Also the eye hand coordination of student

I used to tutor kids for academic purposes! Although they aren’t going to pick up the sport as fast, I take a more fun approach and try to relate to them and see what they want to do. The more enjoyment they get out of it, the more likely they will want to come and learn more!