



As a dedicated tennis coach and former competitive player, this coach brings a wealth of experience and passion to every lesson. Starting tennis at age 10 in India, he quickly rose to the top 50 nationally in the under-16 and under-18 categories. His journey continued in Indiana, where he played NAIA college tennis, competing internationally and advancing to the No. 1 doubles line and No. 4 singles by his freshman year’s end. His coaching career began at the John Newcombe Tennis Ranch in Texas, where he led over 175 lessons each season. He’s since coached at St. Albans Swim and Tennis Club in Philadelphia, SOL Sports Academy in India, and now Dominion Country Club in San Antonio, Texas. Known for his engaging and energetic approach, he strives to inspire a love for the game and make each player’s journey in tennis both fun and fulfilling.
"Ashwin is a great person and coach. He always will uplift you with a smile or words of motivation. He is a great person and always amazing to be around. He has been practicing/playing tennis for many years now and is very talented. I would want him as my coach any day of the week!!!!

Hi there! I’m Julian Lopez, a professional tennis coach who’s spent the past 35 years coaching and mentoring. My players have ranged from beginner, competitive junior, college, ITF and the tour. Over the last few decades, I’ve been honored to follow their journeys - even watching some become tennis pros and coaches themselves! I played for Oral Roberts University and when I had the opportunity to turn pro, I jumped at it. It was a decision I’ve never regretted. I’ve been privileged to make this amazing sport my career and I’m passionate about making tennis accessible to anyone who wants to learn. My approach - keep it simple and keep it fun. It’s all about building a strong foundation from the ground up. STAY TOUGH and I’ll see you on the court! 👊🎾"
"Pivoting back to fundamentals, Julian’s precise feedback sharpened my swing and sparked noticeable progress. He reintroduced basics clearly, and I left with a concrete plan to improve steadily, ready for more.