16 Tennis coaches & instructors for lessons in Gilroy, CA

I’m a former NCAA Division III collegiate tennis player and was team captain in my senior year. With over 15 years of competitive experience, I’ve played in USTA junior tournaments, national events, men’s open divisions, and the ITA Summer Circuit. Throughout my career, I’ve earned numerous awards and accolades for both singles and doubles, and I bring that competitive edge and knowledge into my coaching. I specialize in working with junior and adult players of all levels, from beginners learning fundamentals to advanced players looking to compete and win. My coaching is centered on personalized development, with a focus on technique, point construction, mental toughness, and fitness. I’ve helped students gain confidence, sharpen their match strategies, and achieve their goals, whether it’s making their school team or competing in tournaments. What sets me apart is my ability to adapt to each player’s learning style and foster a supportive, disciplined environment. I emphasize consistency, smart play, and resilience, the same traits that helped me succeed on the court. Let’s work together to elevate your game, improve your mindset, and reach the next level!

Honing technique and strategy for two decades, I've guided players to unlock their full potential. My professional playing experience allows me to provide unique insights. Let's elevate your tennis game together.

I am the current Head Tennis Professional at Bayclub Santa Clara as well as the owner of Momentum Tennis in Cupertino. I am also the varsity coach at Lynbrook High school. With over 15 years of teaching experience, I've developed hundreds of youth and adults. My coaching is versatile and focused on excellent communication to ensure deep technique understanding and application.

"I've had many coaches, but Artur is a level above. What sets him apart from the others is his ability to communicate small changes to achieve big improvements. He has helped me overcome many bad habits, using simple techniques which I can use during practices and matches.

I actually didn't like tennis much when I first started at 8 years old - I'd swing, look around for the ball and find it stuck in the throat of my racquet. Having the right coach and mentor a few years later changed how I saw the game, and eventually how I saw myself. Though injuries and finances ultimately cut my junior career short, I continued to work on my skills and fitness, and found coaching as a way to share my passion with others who feel the same way. See you on the court!