Tennis venue
Locust Grove High SchoolTennis Venue in Locust Grove, GA
- 5.0(22 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $85 per lesson
Outdoor public tennis court in Locust Grove
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“I'm quite satisfied with the lesson with Valdrez, especially the focus on consistent work on my serve and forehand. Though I’d say I still need to keep at it, the progress felt steady. Still, more of the same kind of practice should help me get closer to where I want to be. Definitely a calm, constructive approach that I’d recommend trying if you're looking to refine specific strokes.”Travis C., studentAbout ValdrezAs an experienced tennis player with 27 years on the court, I've honed my skills and developed a deep understanding of the game. My passion lies in sharing that knowledge and helping players of all levels reach their full potential. I bring a fun and engaging approach to every lesson, fostering a positive learning environment where improvement comes naturally.Go to profilePublic high school tennis facility with 4 courts located in Locust Grove, Georgia, serving the local community and school athletics programs.
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3275 S Ola Rd, Locust Grove, GA 30248
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Get directionsLessons at Locust Grove High 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.
Yes — Locust Grove High School has lighted courts, so evening lessons run smoothly year-round.
Locust Grove High 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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That lesson with Valdrez was quite focused, especially with the competitive drills and setting clear expectations, ending with an intense rally that really tested my limits. I think doing more of the same approach could be pretty helpful, though I still hope future lessons will build on this momentum. If you're into practical, challenging lessons that push your skills, I’d suggest giving Valdrez a shot.
I'm quite satisfied with the lesson with Valdrez, especially the focus on consistent work on my serve and forehand. Though I’d say I still need to keep at it, the progress felt steady. Still, more of the same kind of practice should help me get closer to where I want to be. Definitely a calm, constructive approach that I’d recommend trying if you're looking to refine specific strokes.
One of the best moments of the lesson with Valdrez was definitely the last games, which made the session really enjoyable. The pace and energy kept me engaged throughout. If you want to sharpen your skills in a fun way, I recommend trying Valdrez’s lessons. They offer a great mix of practice and play that keeps you motivated. Give it a go! 🎾
