Tennis venue
Colleyville City ParkTennis Venue in Colleyville, TX
- 5.0(30 coach reviews)
- 1 coach
- From $110 per lesson
Outdoor tennis court in Colleyville
Every coach below teaches at Colleyville City Park. Pick the one who fits your level, and they handle the rest.
“My daughter Julia is 8 years old and attended individual lessons regularly. She was very satisfied, as she became more confident, technical, and active on the court with each lesson. The coach found an approach, explained things in a clear manner, and motivated my child. Julia enjoyed the lessons and looks forward to each new session!”Julia, parent · shared by RamanAbout RamanPassionate and driven tennis coach with a 6 years of experience training kids, junior, and adult players. Ability to develop technical skills and foster mental toughness. Experienced in planning individualized training programs and mentoring athletes for competitive.
Also, I bring 14 years of experience to the court, eager to share my love for tennis. As an experienced player myself, I focus on tailored instruction, building skills with an engaging, yet professional approach. My goal is to help you excel.
Bilingual( Russian, English)
Certifications and Badges:
• Sport Supervision and Safety (Vector Solutions)
• Child Abuse: Mandatory Reporting (Vector Solutions)
• Concussion Awareness: Athletics (Vector Solutions)
• Heat Illness Prevention (Vector Solutions)
• Sexual Conduct: Staff-to-Student (Vector Solutions)
• Athlete-Centered Coaching (USTA Badge)
• Coaching High School Tennis (USTA Badge)
• Empowering Girls (USTA Badge)
• Inclusive Coaching (USTA Badge)
• Abuse Prevention for Adult Athletes (USTA)
• Creating Safe and Inclusive Environments for Athletes with Disabilities (USTA)
• Parents Guide to Misconduct in Sport (USTA)
• SafeSport for Volunteers (USTA)
• SafeSport for Youth Athletes (USTA)
• SafeSport for Kids (USTA)
USTA courses:
• Coaching level 1
• Coaching level 2 (in progress)
• Safe Play for Providers
• Parents Guide to Misconduct in Sport
• Introduce Your Child to Tennis
• Supporting Your Child in Competition
• Tennis in Physical Education
• Sportsmanship & Athlete Safety Junior
• CPR/AED and First Aid Awareness classesGo to profilePublic 40-acre community park with 6 lighted tennis courts, baseball fields, pickleball courts, and playground facilities in Colleyville.
A steady-traffic venue. Lessons book up fastest on weekday evenings and weekend mornings.
Daily 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Extended summer hours June 14 to September 1: 6:00 AM to 10:30 PM.
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5205 Bransford Rd, Colleyville, TX 76034, United States
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Get directionsLessons at Colleyville City Park start at $110 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 — there is on-site parking. Your coach will share specifics in your booking confirmation.
Colleyville City Park 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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Hey, so far, I’d say Raman’s helping me quite a bit with my tennis skills, which is promising, especially since I’m aiming to compete in a 3.0 tournament at the end of December. The lesson feels quite tailored, and I’ve noticed steady progress. Though I still have a lot to work on, I think with his guidance, I might get there. Still, it’s early days, but I’m hopeful about continuing. If you’re looking for someone to help sharpen your game, Raman might be worth a shot.
I'm getting quite a bit from Raman’s lessons, particularly the practical drills that really help sharpen my match play skills. Though I’d love to see a focus on preparing for a championship someday, I appreciate how measured his approach is. Still, there’s room to deepen specific tactical work for competition, which I hope will come as I progress. If you're looking for honest, useful guidance, Raman might be worth trying out.
Raman's knowledge and teaching style really stood out, and I learned a lot about improving my basic mechanics. Still, I think ongoing practice is key if I want to compete confidently at my next tournament, but it's definitely a positive step forward.