# Justin Bird

> Justin Bird is a Pickleball coach in Newport Beach, California on TeachMe.To.

Source: https://teachme.to/listings/pickleball/pickleball-with-justin-bird

## About

- Headline: Pickleball with Justin Bird
- Price: From $95 per lesson
- Rating: 5.0 out of 5 from 2 ratings, 2 written reviews
- Lessons taught on TeachMe.To: 6
- Years of experience: 4

4 years Experience | Newport Beach | Train • Compete • Create I’m currently a 4.8 DUPR pickleball player and former All-American college baseball player based in Newport Beach. I bring a competitive athlete’s eye to coaching, helping players improve footwork, shot selection, mechanics, strategy, and confidence. Whether you’re brand new or trying to level up your tournament game, I like to keep lessons concise, focused, and fun, with real feedback you can use immediately on the court. Ball -machine optional

## Pack prices

- 1 prepaid lesson: $150 total, $150 per lesson
- 3 prepaid lessons: $330 total, $110 per lesson
- 10 prepaid lessons: $950 total, $95 per lesson

## Where lessons happen

- Newport Coast Community Center, Newport Beach, California

## Reviews

> “Justin is by far the best pickleball instructor I’ve worked with. As a beginner, I appreciated how proactive he was instead of just feeding balls and moving on. He constantly gave helpful feedback, explained the purpose behind each drill, and made sure I understood what I was working on. I learned more in one lesson than I had with other instructors. If you’re serious about improving, Justin is the coach you want.”
> From Vikki, 5 out of 5

> Great feedback and super patient.
> From Marcel, 5 out of 5


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- [Book on TeachMe.To](https://teachme.to/listings/pickleball/pickleball-with-justin-bird): Pick a pack, a time, and a location, then pay.
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