Mt. Tabor ParkPickleball Venue in Dallas, GA
- 5.0(142 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $70 per lesson

Outdoor pickleball court in Dallas
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1550 East Paulding Drive, Dallas, GA, USA
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Get directionsLessons at Mt. Tabor Park start at $70 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends.
Mt. Tabor Park is an outdoor venue, so weather matters. Your coach will reach out a few hours before your lesson if rain is in the forecast and offer a free reschedule.
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Jim's lesson was pretty helpful, especially because he emphasized persistence which I think is key, even when my son felt tired. His control over the instruction was quite steady, and I appreciated how he managed to keep things focused. Though there's still room for us to improve control, I’m hopeful that with more practice we'll see progress. Still, Jim's approach was quite down-to-earth and realistically paced, worth trying if you're looking for someone who understands the game well.
Jim’s ability to push me and give feedback at each step really stood out, and I’m quite satisfied with how that helped improve my pickleball game. Though I still need to work on my net skills, I’m hopeful the next lesson will build on that. Still, this lesson definitely highlighted Jim’s attentive coaching style, which made the experience engaging enough to keep me motivated. If you're looking for someone who thoughtfully guides you through your progress, Jim’s definitely worth trying.
Hey, I came away from the lesson feeling quite pleased with how much I learned, especially around some of the more nuanced shot placements. Though I still have a ways to go, Jim's approach made the techniques accessible without overselling. The way he explained the positioning really stuck with me. I think trying a few more lessons could help sharpen my game further, and I’d probably recommend giving Jim a shot if you’re looking for someone steady and clear in their teaching.