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Westside Pickleball clubPickleball Venue in Dallas, TX
- 5.0(165 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $80 per lesson
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“Excellent lesson, completely happy with the experience; a very good coach!”Andrey R., studentAbout AlexanderIn just over two years, my journey in pickleball has been nothing short of exhilarating. Starting out as a pickleball instructor at CNP, I quickly transitioned to private coaching, guiding players of all levels from complete beginners to advanced 4.5 and even a few 5.0 athletes. Competing in numerous tournaments, I've recently achieved success with a 5.5 DUPR rating and medaling in 5.0 events and advancing through teams in pro qualifiers, setting my sights on reaching the main draw soon. This sport continues to fuel my passion for competition and coaching alike, pushing me to new heights with each game.Go to profilePrivate or members only
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Get directionsLessons at Westside Pickleball club start at $80 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends.
Westside Pickleball club 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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I think the lesson with Alexander was quite useful. I learned how to hold the paddle while serving and how to execute a two-handed backhand, which definitely clarified some techniques I was unsure about. Though I still want to improve my serves to be faster and more accurate, and need to get better at approaching the kitchen when playing, I'm hopeful that with more practice, I'll get closer and sharpen those skills. If you’re looking for a focused and practical pickleball lesson, Alexander's a good choice.
The lesson with Alexander was quite good, especially in how he explained positioning and shot control, which are areas I wanted to work on. Though I still have some room to improve, I felt the lesson was quite helpful and I left with some clear strategies. I think his approach could really help if you’re aiming to sharpen specific techniques in pickleball. Still, I’m hoping to build on what I learned and see more progress soon. If you're looking to refine your game, I’d suggest giving Alexander a try.
The lesson with Alexander provided valuable feedback that really helped me understand some of my weak spots. Though I still need to make progress on certain techniques, I'm hopeful that with more practice and additional lessons, I'll improve further. I'm still gaining confidence, and it’s encouraging to see that there’s more to work on. Still, I’d say it's a good step forward, and I might consider trying another lesson with him to keep refining my skills.