La Entrada SchoolTennis Venue in Menlo Park, CA
- 5.0(172 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $85 per lesson

Outdoor public tennis court in Menlo Park
Every coach below teaches at La Entrada School. Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.

“The lesson was quite helpful, especially in refining my forehand technique, and I think there's still room to improve my footwork to match the level of consistency I’m hoping to build. Great coach to help me on this journey.”Carl R., student
About JoshuaWith 30 years of experience as a player and coach, I bring a passion for tennis and a dedication to helping each student reach their full potential.
I currently work with young, teens and adults as they maximize their potential on the court.
Helping refine all strokes, gain confidence, while learning strategies to be more competitive.
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2200 Sharon Rd, Menlo Park, CA 94025
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Get directionsLessons at La Entrada School start at $85 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends.
La Entrada 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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Coach Josh is hands-down one of the best tennis coaches we’ve ever worked with. Whether he’s coaching kids or adults, he brings a rare combination of passion, patience, and expertise to every session. He connects incredibly well with children—making lessons both fun and productive—and he knows exactly how to challenge and motivate adults at any skill level. What really sets Josh apart is his relentless commitment to improvement. He’s constantly researching new techniques, strategies, and drills, and he’s always refining his teaching style based on what works best for each individual. You can see the care and thought he puts into every session—he doesn’t just teach tennis; he teaches you how to love the game while getting better every time you step on the court. If you’re looking for a coach who’s dedicated, innovative, and truly invested in your growth, look no further than Coach Josh. He’s exceptional.
I found Joshua's lesson quite solid, especially in terms of working on flexibility, which I hadn't really paid much attention to before. Though, it’s not like it was a revelation or anything, but still, I felt like I learned a few useful stretches and movements that I've started to incorporate. No big surprises, but I’m hopeful about applying what I learned and building on it in future lessons. Still, if you're after a practical approach that gently improves your game, it might be worth giving Joshua a try.
Oh, well, I think Joshua’s lesson was quite helpful in improving my flexibility, though I do feel like I need to put more effort into my service. His guidance was focused and practical, which I appreciated, and I can see myself building on that in future lessons. Still, there’s definitely room for me to refine some techniques, but I’m optimistic about making progress. If you’re interested in a thoughtful, steady approach, you might want to check out what Joshua offers.