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100 Municipal Blvd, Edison, NJ 08817, USA
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🎾With 24 years on the court and 9 years of professional training experience, I've not only mastered the latest modern-day science in tennis but also achieved remarkable feats against ATP players such as world tour pro circuit level competitors. I also defeated my childhood USPTA coach at 16. My coaching prowess is evidenced by grooming a high school student into a regional captain and guiding nearly thousand individuals of all ages and levels. Equipped with groundbreaking modern sciences & most advanced mechanics, I specialize in cultivating winning mindsets and employing mental tactics like a 🍒 on top. My 2 primary locations are Basking Ridge if you are closer to & not just Wayne NJ. Let's unlock your full potential and celebrate progress together on the court!🎾
"That lesson with Frank was quite helpful. I especially appreciated the way he explained some key strategies, and the lesson highlighted how important the fundamentals are. Still, I think adding more drills and rallys could really make a difference in building consistency. Yeah, Frank's approach feels practical, and I’m hopeful that with a bit more focus on rallying, I’ll see further progress. If you're looking for someone who knows their way around tennis lessons, you might want to give Frank a try.
Frank
Near two decades playing. D3 collegiate player. I love the sport and can't wait to share my experience with you!
"Chris was very helpful, fun, professional and my son loved the lessons taking with him. My son improved being first
Cristhian
PTR certified tennis coach with 20+ years experience in the game and 5+ years as a coach. Extremely patient with students and employ different learning techniques for different players.
"Honestly, Ali’s lesson was quite helpful, especially with how he emphasized positioning during volleys. It’s still early days, but I think with a bit more focus I could really sharpen my shot placement. Still, I’d say the approach was practical without overloading me, and I might try another lesson to see how I progress.
