27 Tennis coaches & instructors for lessons in Little Elm, TX

My name is Rachelle Mulanax and I am currently a Head Tennis Coach in Frisco, Texas. I have a deep passion for tennis and I am eager to share my experience with you. I have been coaching tennis for 20 years and I am also a successful senior pro tour member in Pickleball. Coach Mulanax coached at Stephenville, Eldorado and Bridgeport before beginning her coaching career in Frisco with the opening of Centennial High School in 2003. She also coached at Wakeland High School before being named Head Tennis Coach when Lone Star High School opened in 2010. While at Lone Star, Coach Mulanax’s teams and individuals have experienced success at the district, regional, and state levels.

"Amazing Coach!!!!! My daughter is really learning and loves her coach.

With 18 years of experience and an elite junior background(top 20 USTA singles TX, top 150 singles USTA Nationals, top 10 doubles USTA TX), I offer comprehensive tennis coaching tailored to individual goals. I focus on technique refinement, strategic thinking, and fostering a passion for the game, making learning effective and enjoyable. Let's elevate your game together!

"The coach gave excellent advice about serving.His game like practice situations are very helpful

I'm Nick, your soon-to-be favorite tennis coach, bringing years of experience and a passion for the game to every lesson. During my time at UTA, I lived and breathed tennis on the collegiate courts, and now I'm thrilled to bring that same energy to teaching you. From teaching tiny tots to adults chasing their Wimbledon dreams (or just beating the neighbor), I've done it all. My goal is to ensure you have a blast while honing your backhand and mastering those tricky shots that sometimes defy gravity. Whether you're a complete beginner or an advanced player looking to refine your skills, our sessions will blend serious training with serious fun. Plus, be prepared for some of my infamous tennis jokes—I promise they'll keep us laughing! Note : Please have the court booked (if not an open court) as most city center courts require you to be residence of that city.

"He was really helpful and gave me great insights on my forehand

I've had quite the journey in the world of tennis. As a former Top 100 junior player from Southern California, tennis has been more than a sport for me—it's been a way of life. During my time at SMU, I took the helm as the president of the club tennis scene from 2009 to 2012, orchestrating exciting matches and fostering a love for the game. Now, with a 5.0 rating and teaching stints at prestigious establishments like Beverly Hills Tennis in Los Angeles and Royal Oaks Country Club in Dallas, Texas, I'm ready to bring my expertise to your court. Whether you're a beginner looking to grasp the basics or a seasoned player aiming to refine your skills, I'm here to elevate your game. Let's smash those aces, perfect those volleys, and win every match. Join me on the court, and let's make your tennis dreams a reality!

As a dedicated tennis instructor, I cultivate a dynamic learning environment that enhances skills and fosters a love for the game. With experience teaching players of all levels, I provide tailored instruction for maximum improvement. My passion for tennis ensures an engaging and rewarding experience on the court. I had a career highest ATP ranking of # 255 in the world.

Next Generation Academy Hello. My name is Andy Kim. I am a former player and played for many years on the college team. I have been coaching tennis for over 26 years. I am highly qualified in coaching players of all levels and age groups. Also I hold USPTA Professional Certification. ABSENCE Absence must be notified via text or email for make-up. A student must notify me at least 24 hours prior to the absence date. Absence notice is very important for me to schedule classes, I will not schedule make-up class if this condition is not met. Make-up class is only valid during the same month, it will not carry over to the next month. There is no make-up class if the student misses scheduled make-up. A make-up class must be taken in the same month that the absence occurs. If the class is canceled due to the situation by coach, you can either have make-up class or receive credit. If the class is cancelled due to weather issue, you can either make-up class or receive credit. Once a make-up has been scheduled, it may Not be rescheduled.

"He has good skill and knowledge of tennis.

Fueled by a lifelong love for tennis, I bring 16 years of playing experience to help players of all levels refine their game. As a Collegiate Player myself, I offer tailored instruction to foster skill development in a fun and supportive environment. Let's unlock your full potential on the court!

"JP is one of the best coaches around! He embodies all of the characteristics you would hope for in a coach. He comes from a high performance tennis background, has played at the collegiate level, is great with adults and kids, and has the patience and knowledge to pinpoint improvements from form, foot work, and positioning! Highly, highly, recommend!

I am 17 years old looking too teach the game I love too the next generation or even older generation. I have been playing the sport for 10+ years and currently travel the country playing high level junior tournaments

Hey there! My name is Ramon and I am from Barcelona living in Highland Park in Dallas, TX. Long story short, I moved to the US to play college tennis and over the summers I used to teach tennis at Sea Island in Georgia. I reached a 13 UTR and was #30 in Spain. Also, I worked as a hitting partner for Andrey Rublev #13. I currently work in real estate but I figured I could still teach tennis as a side job. Looking forward to meeting you and sharing all I learned in my tennis career!

Hi, my name is iLona. I consider myself half Ukrainian and half American, as I literally lived half of the lives in both countries, not to mention all the travels in between. Back in 2009, at 17 years old I came on one way ticket to USA on full right scholarship. I played division 1 schools, first 2 years at McNeese State, and last 2 years at University of North Texas where we won Sun Belt Conference Championship 2 years back to back.