South Tennis CourtsTennis Venue in Medford, MA
- 5.0(207 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $80 per lesson

tennis court in Medford
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“Point out the issue I have and give training with patience”Eric D., student
About MasonTennis has been a lifelong love, with my journey extending to Lafayette College where I was a four-year starter in both doubles and singles. My teaching journey began in high school when I started instructing at local clubs and working as a counselor at tennis camps. Witnessing the transformation and improvement in other players' games is something I find incredibly rewarding. I'm here to help you take your tennis skills to the next level and share in your success on the court.Go to profileIndoor tennis courts in Tufts University's 70,000 sq ft Steve Tisch Sports Center with 4 courts for varsity teams and campus rec play in Medford/Somerville
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30 Lower Campus Rd, Somerville, MA 02144, USA
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Get directionsLessons at South Tennis Courts 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.
South Tennis Courts 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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Mason is the G.O.A.T… I am an ex player who decided to pick the game back up after 12 years and chose Mason due to his experience and location. He listened to what I wanted to work on and executed it and beyond. Mason has a real skill in observing exactly what your mistakes are, even if you don't know, and drills you on the basics; he is relentless in reminding you what you are doing wrong, and praising you on what you're doing right. Shot to shot, he'll push, prod, remind and encourage you to up your game. All you have to do is listen and act upon what he says, and you'll notice real tangible improvements. I really cannot recommend Mason highly enough. Here is a guy who really can open the door for your tennis to improve and you also get to have fun! Lots of it.
Mason's lesson with John was quite positive, especially since he pointed out concrete suggestions for improvement, which seemed to resonate. He also got some good feedback he could relate to and it's nice to see that John was happy with the fact that he remembered some of his early skills. Giving him “homework” that he could actually do was a helpful touch. He mentioned his wrist was sore as we drove home so I know he was pushed at little. Mason kept things manageable because John didn’t complain, it was more of an observation. I have no doubt that he’ll keep progressing nicely. So, if you're considering tennis lessons, Mason is worth trying out, we feel lucky to have found him.
I found the lesson on backhand focus quite helpful, especially trying to get a feel for hitting like a forehand with the left hand. Though it was a bit of an unfamiliar sensation at first, I’m starting to understand it more. Maybe hitting the wall with just the left hand could help me feel it even better. Still, I think checking my backhand progress and trying backhand slices could really help improve my overall stroke. Mason’s measured approach makes the lesson feel practical without any hype. If you want to work on specific aspects of your backhand, I’d suggest giving Mason a try.