Private Tennis Lessons & Coaches in South Amboy, NJ
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“Nice pace and focus kept me moving through the lesson, and a concise highlight like Great helped me lock in the timing, so I left feeling lighter on my feet, ready to try the next drill.”Keon C., student

About NathanielExperienced tennis player with over 10 years of competitive play, now focused on coaching and player development. Skilled in technique, strategy, and mental preparation, with a strong ability to motivate and adapt to individual needs. Committed to fostering growth, discipline, and a love for the game in players of all levels. Brings leadership, clear communication, and a deep understanding of modern training methods.Go to profile
About StevieWhether you’re picking up a racket for the first time or looking to dominate your local league, my goal is simple: make tennis fast-paced, highly interactive, and exciting—while building a game designed to win.
I specialize in Rock Solid Consistency, Net Play and Smart Match Strategies. I work with
Kids, Juniors and Adults adding Fun, winning strategies and gamified drills that keep feet moving, building hand-eye coordination, and spark a genuine passion for the game without boring lectures.Go to profile
“Stephaun was an absolute blast!! He was super fun while helping us work on our form. Very encouraging and talented coach - will definitely do another lesson with him!”Amanda S., student

About StephaunHey there, I'm Stephaun! I was born and raised from the beautiful island of Jamaica and now live in NYC. Tennis has been my lifelong passion, and I'm excited to share that journey with you. Living in these two contrasting worlds has given me a unique perspective on the game and life. With an NTRP rating of 5.0, I've honed my skills and am eager to pass on my knowledge to you.Go to profile


About LaurentsiLaurentsi was born in Minsk, Belarus, and began playing tennis at the age of six. By age 12, he was competing in national and international tournaments, eventually becoming a Top 10 junior player in Belarus in both the 16U and 18U divisions.
His success earned him full sponsorship through Belarus’ national tennis development program, where he had the opportunity to train alongside elite players and coaches, including Ilya Ivashka (ATP Top 50), Egor Gerasimov (ATP Top 100), Anton Dubrov (Aryna Sabalenka’s coach), and Egor Yatsyk (coach of Aslan Karatsev).
At 17, Laurentsi competed in Belarus’ national selection tournament for the Davis Cup team, finishing sixth and earning a position as an additional player on the team.
In 2011, Laurentsi received a full tennis scholarship to Bethany College in Kansas, where he competed in the NAIA. During both his freshman and sophomore seasons, he won his regional tournament and advanced to the semifinals of the national tournament, where he fell to the eventual champion.
After earning his Bachelor of Science, Laurentsi transitioned into coaching full-time. He spent three years coaching privately before joining John McEnroe Tennis Academy in Westchester, New York where he continued to develop as a coach over the next three years. He later joined New Rochelle Racquet Club as a Head Pro further expanding his experience managing other pros and organizing programs for players of varying ages and competitive levels.
Prior joining Franklin Lakes Tennis Academy Laurentsi spent two years focused primarily on developing teenage players, helping them improve their games and advance within their high school varsity and collegiate programs.Go to profile


