Best 5 coaches for Pickleball lessons near Richmond, TX

For advanced students I will work on intermediate techniques such as resets, movement to the kitchen strategy, setup shots and beyond! I have a few students that have won tournaments and leagues due to my training!

Rules of the game and understanding the court. Drills in the kitchen. Serving. Foot patterns. Grips. Stance. Stretching. * This can go faster or slower depending on the background of each student and the proficiency mastered.

For advanced students I will work on intermediate techniques such as resets, movement to the kitchen strategy, setup shots and beyond! I have a few students that have won tournaments and leagues due to my training!

Rules of the game and understanding the court. Drills in the kitchen. Serving. Foot patterns. Grips. Stance. Stretching. * This can go faster or slower depending on the background of each student and the proficiency mastered.

All you'll need are comfortable athletic clothes, non-marking tennis shoes, and a water bottle for hydration. If you have a paddle, feel free to bring it; otherwise, I'll provide one. Most importantly, bring your enthusiasm and a positive attitude to enjoy the game.

Bring Your paddle

Please bring water, towel,a racquet and balls (if you have some). It’s beautiful out let’s enjoy the day.

I will teach basic fundamentals of pickleball. From holding the paddle the right way to proper footwork. I focus consistency and discipline which will serve them well beyond the courts!

Adapting pickleball coaching to kids requires focusing on engagement, simplicity, and fun while teaching the fundamentals. Here’s how I approach it: 1. Simplify the Rules: Kids can get overwhelmed by too much information, so I break down the rules into simple, easy-to-remember points, emphasizing the basics like serving, rallying, and scoring. 2. Use Kid-Friendly Equipment: I incorporate lightweight paddles and lower nets to make the game more accessible and enjoyable for younger players. 3. Interactive Drills: I design drills that feel more like games, such as target practice or rally challenges, to keep them motivated and excited about learning. 4. Encourage Teamwork: Pairing kids up for doubles matches or group drills fosters cooperation and builds social skills while they learn. 5. Positive Reinforcement: I focus on celebrating small victories, like a well-executed serve or rally, to build confidence and enthusiasm for the game. 6. Short Sessions: Kids have shorter attention spans, so I keep sessions brief and energetic to maximize engagement. By creating a fun and supportive environment, I ensure kids develop skills while fostering a love for pickleball.

Yes. Look at advanced players coaching technique above. I do camps too!