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Kyrene de la Colina SchoolTennis Venue in Phoenix, AZ
- 5.0(52 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $65 per lesson
Outdoor public tennis court in Phoenix
Every coach below teaches at Kyrene de la Colina School. Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.
“The lesson with Raj focused quite well on volley techniques, which I found quite helpful since it's so much fun!”Lee-ann B., studentAbout RajI've dedicated my life to the sport of tennis, sharing my passion and knowledge with aspiring players for over 15 years. My coaching style focuses on developing a strong foundation, refining technique, and instilling a love for the game, fostering not only skilled players but also confident and well-rounded individuals.Go to profilePublic tennis facility with 4 outdoor hard courts in south Phoenix, offering easy access and ample parking for players of all skill levels.
A quieter venue — easy to get on a court most hours. Great for a relaxed first lesson.
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13782 S 36th St, Phoenix, AZ 85044
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Get directionsLessons at Kyrene de la Colina School start at $65 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends.
Yes — Ample parking available at the facility, making it convenient for players of all ages and skill levels..
Kyrene de la Colina School 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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Raj’s session clicked for me, with forehand drills that kept the rally lively and plenty of movement to boost endurance. I’m energized by how the focus on keeping the ball in play sharpened my consistency, and the emphasis on game-time feel stuck with me. I’ll carry this momentum into the next lesson as I keep practicing the basics and expanding my range. If you’re after solid technique plus real-time play, I’d say give Maestro’s plan a try. 🎾
The lesson was great!. Raj really broke down all the basics and was amazing at demonstrating the techniques, which made a big difference. I felt like I learned quite a bit about proper grip and stroke mechanics, quite helpful for my game. If I keep practicing those fundamentals, I should see more progress down the line. Honestly, it's worth trying out Raj if you're serious about sharpening your tennis skills.
Honestly, Raj's lesson was quite good, especially because of his constant feedback and critique which really helped me notice where I can improve. Still, I’d probably want to do more of the same to keep building on what I learned. If you're considering giving Raj a shot, I’d say it’s worth trying out to see how consistent guidance can make a difference in your tennis.