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Irvington Park Tennis CourtTennis Venue in Fremont, CA

Name: Irvington Park Tennis Court
Address: 41825 Blacow Rd, Fremont, CA 94538, USA, Fremont, California, United States
Price range: From $80
Rating: 4.8

4.8(276 coach reviews)

1 coachFrom $80 per lesson

Irvington Park Tennis Court - Tennis venue

🎾Fremont, CA

Outdoor tennis court in Fremont

Setting

Outdoor

open-air

1 tennis coach at Irvington Park Tennis Court

Every coach below teaches at Irvington Park Tennis Court. Pick the one that fits your level - they handle the rest.

About Subrato

I bring over two decades of experience as a coach, mentor, player, and analyst to enhance your tennis journey. Let's work together to improve your game, covering techniques and mindset and gaining a competitive edge. With a lifelong passion for tennis, I'll share experiences and tennis trivia spanning over half a century. My coaching approach has nurtured champions in the California NCS top competitive championship, and I'm dedicated to helping you strive for excellence on the court. Join me, and let's make your tennis experience exceptional and rewarding!

What students say...

"Oh, I’d say the lesson was quite helpful, really, we worked through when to use line or cross shots, plus some focus on my forehand and backhand ground strokes. Though I’d like to get more practice on my serve and volleys at the net, the work on adding power to my serve felt quite useful. Thanks to the clear guidance, I feel more confident about my ground game now. If you're thinking about giving Subrato a try, it’s probably worth a shot.

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Subrato

From$80per lesson

710 Lessons given

4.8

Available

Next: Tomorrow, 6:00 PM

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About Irvington Park Tennis Court

Public tennis courts at Irvington Park in Fremont, CA offer outdoor play ideal for practice and lessons; nearby high school courts available for rentals.

Amenities

Outdoor facility

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Where you'll play

41825 Blacow Rd, Fremont, CA 94538, USA

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Reviews for coaches at Irvington Park Tennis Court

4.8(276 coach reviews)

Derrick L.Verified ✓

Level: Beginner•Lessons taken: 13•Verified ✓

Wow, that lesson with Subrato was quite good. I appreciated how focusing on high percentage shots that went beyond the service line really added depth to my game, and I was able to remember to keep more space when hitting the ball. Though I still need to work on returning fast-paced hits with more drive, I think rotating my arms and knees more will help a lot. Still, I’m optimistic that with continued practice, I’ll get better at hitting upward to add power. If you want to improve your technique with a coach who emphasizes practical aspects, it might be worth trying Subrato.

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Derrick L.Verified ✓

Level: Beginner•Lessons taken: 13•Verified ✓

I'm glad to say that this lesson with Subrato was quite productive. Working on consistency in ground strokes and finding ways to slow down the pace with a slice shot really stood out as a useful skill. I especially appreciated how he pointed out the importance of getting to the ball faster after it bounces, which is a detail I hadn't fully considered before. Though I see room for improvement in my footwork, I feel optimistic about applying these insights in my game. If you're interested in refining your tennis, I'd suggest giving Subrato a try.

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Hari H.Verified ✓

Level: Beginner•Lessons taken: 80•Verified ✓

It was awesome. My son kept saying the coach was very good. He loved Subrato's coaching. We were very happy to hear this from him right in the first class itself. Moreover, the first class was supposed to start next week (scheduling mistake - it was supposed to be this week). I let Subrato know about this, and he readily accepted the change and started the class earlier than the scheduled date. Truly appreciate his professionalism. Thank you so much!

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Derrick L.Verified ✓

Level: Beginner•Lessons taken: 13•Verified ✓

Oh, I’d say the lesson was quite helpful, really, we worked through when to use line or cross shots, plus some focus on my forehand and backhand ground strokes. Though I’d like to get more practice on my serve and volleys at the net, the work on adding power to my serve felt quite useful. Thanks to the clear guidance, I feel more confident about my ground game now. If you're thinking about giving Subrato a try, it’s probably worth a shot.

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Araceli J.Verified ✓

Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 4•Verified ✓

Oh, I think the lesson was pretty good, honestly. The feedback and game strategy tips stood out to me, and I appreciated the detailed insights. Though, I guess I’ll just keep hoping to see even more improvements next time , maybe some new drills or ideas. Still, Subrato's approach definitely helps me feel more confident on the court, so I’d say it’s worth trying out if you’re looking to sharpen your game a bit.

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Derrick L.Verified ✓

Level: Beginner•Lessons taken: 13•Verified ✓

Hey, so far, I think Subrato's lesson was quite helpful. I got to work on my timing for low bounce shots, especially with the half volley, which was pretty useful. Still, I’m hoping to get more practice hitting shots on the rise and improving my slice, though the focus on footwork and follow-through definitely made a noticeable difference. Anyway, I guess I’ll keep at it to see how much I can improve.

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Lessons at Irvington Park Tennis Court, explained

Lessons at Irvington Park Tennis Court 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 — and your first lesson is always free.