Houston, TexasPickleball Venue in Houston, TX
- 5.0(242 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $100 per lesson

Outdoor pickleball court in Houston
Every coach below teaches at Houston, Texas. Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.

“Excellent coach! Clear instructions and great coaching.”Kari Y., student
About NickMy philosophy is focused on teaching the basic, essential, and advanced steps of playing pickleball. My teaching experience revolves around simplifying the game to its core, ensuring a swift and enjoyable learning curve that gets players actively involved and on the courts playing and competing at all levels. Lessons are tailored to the individual/group regardless of age, gender and experience. With over 20 years of coaching experience for your benefit.Go to profileLooking around? See more pickleball coaches in Houston.
Lessons at Houston, Texas start at $100 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends.
Houston, Texas 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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Hey, I’d say the lesson with Nick was quite helpful, especially in understanding some of the basics better. Though I still think I need to work on my positioning and shot placement, the lesson really gave me a good foundation to build on. I’m quite hopeful about improving, and I might consider another one soon to refine things further. Definitely worth giving Nick a shot if you're looking to get into pickleball.
The lesson with Nick was quite helpful, especially since he focused on core skills like volleys and dinking, which I really needed to improve. Though I still need to work on my power shots, I left feeling more confident about my technique. The way Nick explained things was steady but clear, and I think a follow-up lesson could be beneficial if you're looking to refine your game further.
The lesson with Nick was quite good, especially since he really focused on my swing technique, which helped me hit more consistent shots. Though I still need to work on my footwork, I feel like I made decent progress and have a clearer idea of what to improve next. If you're looking for a coach who can break down the game without overloading you, Nick might be worth trying.