Private Tennis Lessons & Coaches in Friendswood, TX
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About MarkMark is a highly accomplished player, having competed as a college national player in the Philippines and earning the title of Regional Champion in Singles Class A. His extensive experience at competitive levels has given him a deep understanding of the game and a strong foundation in advanced techniques and strategies. Mark is passionate about sharing his expertise with players looking to elevate their skills and achieve their goals. His dedication and competitive spirit make him an inspiring coach and mentor for athletes of all levels.Go to profile
About Ted5.0 USTA level. Nothing beats the reward of watching my students improve right before my eyes. This is exactly why I love coaching.
I currently coach at Memorial West Community Club, where I have spent the last few years guiding dedicated regular students. Alongside coaching, I recently qualified for the USTA Nationals in Las Vegas at the 4.5 league level.Go to profile
“Ganiyu's lesson offered some useful tips to work on outside of lessons, and I appreciated that aspect. Still, I think I need more pushing my limits during the lesson to really challenge myself, but overall, it was quite helpful in building my confidence on the court.”Todd W., student

About GaniyuMastering the court requires dedication, strategy, and a touch of artistry. With over three decades of experience as a professional tennis player and coach, I bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to every lesson. My goal is to empower players of all ages and skill levels to reach their full potential on the court while fostering a love for this dynamic sport.Go to profile


About PeterDriven by court-side curiosity, I refine players' technique and competitive instincts. As an Experienced Player with three years of teaching, I specialize in the biomechanics of a stroke, match strategy, mental fortitude and fitness, delivering disciplined yet approachable coaching. I encourage all of my students, regardless of age to ask me questions and honest feedback. Tennis is a demanding sport, and I only ask that my students give their best effort.Go to profile


About ArmandoI have been working with beginners, middle school, high school and adult tennis players and new to the sports, working on footwork, stroke and technical development using progression according to each individual student, on the 1st lesson I work in the fundamentals of the sport and find out the level of the studens to create a plan that will improve their tennisGo to profile




