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93
Happy Student ScoreGreat
Reliability
Always reliable ⭐ Shows up on time and ready to teach every lesson. You can count on them.
Average rating
5.0
Tammy L.Verified ✓
Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 3
Very good teacher. Learned a lot!
April B
•Lessons taken: 1
Peter was an amazing detailed and caring instructor. He can point out pickleball game pointers and advice that other trainers wouldn't notice. I highly recommend him.
Todd E.
•Lessons taken: 1
Great instructor, Peter’s knowledge of the game and advance knowledge of movement, physiology and anatomy sets Peter apart from the crowd! Highly recommend!!
Beginner training plan
Your first lessonEstablishing a students goals in the first session comes with my sports training mantra “eliminate the variables”. This comes through an upfront gear assessment (paddle, shoes, accessories) and thoughtful analysis of your current fitness and injury history. From here we can perform a skill assessment that may leverage other racquet sports experience through some basic drilling that is relative to your level of play. Not having previous racquet sports experience is by no means a hindrance, but it merely establishes the need for some more grass roots skills mastery. Additionally, take home eye hand paddle drills will radically move the competence needle.
Lesson 11+Taking your game forward and learning the lessons for power (big serves / overheads drive shots) vs control play (dinks / third shot drops etc.) It is at this point where fitness / strength & power all come together in advanced drilling for your pickleball aspirations.
Lesson 4-10We can play pickleball in a game format and are on our way to understanding strategic and situational nuances to playing with different partners. At this point in your development the magnetic attraction to playing pickleball is established. It is at this point going forward you will likely feel the desire to become more competitive or strictly play in a recreational setting with friends. Now keep in mind that those people in the competitive realm will also become friends, but here the social upside becomes rooted in your competency and improvement. From my professional tennis training background I will put forth the absolute necessity for “drilling “. To drill is to become competent in situational play. And yes, drill some more.
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