Reputation
94
Happy Student ScoreGreat
Reliability
Always reliable ⭐ Shows up on time and ready to teach every lesson. You can count on them.
Average rating
4.8
Todd W.Verified ✓
Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 1
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.
Kevin Z.Verified ✓
Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 1
I enjoyed the nice class with Ganiyu and appreciated the overall approach. I’m looking forward to focusing more on basic techniques in the next lesson to build a stronger foundation. The session was engaging and well-paced, making it a good experience for improving tennis skills.
Kevin Z
Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 1
Excellent
Kevin Z
Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 1
Excellent
Kevin Z
Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 1
Excellent
Kevin Z
Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 1
Excellent
Beginner training plan
Your first lessonTo approach the first tennis lesson with a beginner, prioritize a fun and low-pressure environment by focusing on basics like hand-eye coordination, court layout, and simple strokes, rather than complex technique or matches.
Lesson 11+For a beginner, the final tennis lesson typically focuses on consolidating fundamental skills, reviewing techniques, and learning how to apply what you have learned in a more game-like setting. It's about moving from isolated drills to a more fluid
Lesson 4-10By your fourth lesson, a beginner can expect to reinforce basic groundstrokes and possibly learn the foundations of the serve. By the tenth lesson, the focus shifts to integrating skills through competitive drills and learning more complex shots like volleys and overheads.
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Tennis with Ganiyu Y.⭑ 4.8 (6 reviews)
