Mooresville War Memorial Center (tennis court)Pickleball Venue in Mooresville, NC
- 5.0(50 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $70 per lesson

Outdoor pickleball court in Mooresville
Every coach below teaches at Mooresville War Memorial Center (tennis court). Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.

“Friendly and informative, was a good first time lesson. Great for beginners.”Imaan M., student
About DanielWhether you’re new to pickleball or looking to sharpen your technique, I’m here to help you improve with confidence. I offer clear, easy-to-understand instruction tailored to your skill level and learning style. Students appreciate my patient, and approachable coaching style, as well as my ability to break down fundamentals in a way that resonates.
I’m committed to making each lesson productive, enjoyable, and focused on real progress. Check out my reviews — they speak for themselves!Go to profileLooking around? See more pickleball coaches in Mooresville.
220 North Maple Street, Mooresville, NC 28115
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Get directionsLessons at Mooresville War Memorial Center (tennis court) 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.
Mooresville War Memorial Center (tennis court) 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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The lesson with Daniel was quite helpful, especially in developing a deeper understanding of serve and topspin, which is already getting me great results and boosting my confidence. Still, I need to keep practicing and drilling based on Daniel’s suggestions to really see continued improvement. Though I’ve made progress, I feel like this lesson set a solid foundation to build on. If you’re looking to refine specific aspects of your pickleball game, I’d suggest giving Daniel a try.
We practiced the timing of my shots (I was setting up too late), and I immediately saw an improvement by getting more depth on my shots. Daniel also stressed the importance of having proper spacing on shots and showed me a trick where I extend my left arm to track the ball before hitting forehands, which forces you to maintain proper spacing. I highly recommend Daniel as a coach if you’re looking to up your game.
Honestly, Daniel’s lesson was quite revealing about how I need to focus on my footwork. The lesson highlighted some subtle positioning issues that I hadn’t noticed before, and I appreciated that he didn’t rush through explanations. Still, I think I could benefit from more practice, but I’m optimistic about what’s ahead. If you’re looking to sharpen your skills gradually, I’d suggest giving Daniel a shot.