Best 6 coaches for Tennis lessons near Kettering, MD

I'm Brian Quintanilla, a former college tennis player for St. Mary of Greater Kansas City, where I honed my skills and earned elite technical knowledge of the sport (with a UTR upwards of 10). I’ve coached for 2 years across central Maryland and Miami dade county Florida. Offering amongst the highest quality training techniques. With extensive match experience and a strategic mindset, I specialize in enhancing footwork and stroke techniques. What sets me apart is my proven ability to rapidly elevate my students' games to the next level, delivering tangible improvements and fostering success on the court. Have plenty experience training children as young as 5 years old to older players as well, one of my highest values is catering to my clients and students, as they make everything possible.

"I'm getting better at tennis with Brian, especially since I see everyday progress. Though I need to improve more overall, the lessons give me clear points to practice, which is encouraging. It’s quite helpful to have someone focused on consistent growth without overpromising quick fixes. Honestly, if you're after steady, real improvement, I think trying Brian out could be worthwhile.

With over twenty years of experience as a tennis instructor, I've had the privilege of sharing my passion for the sport with individuals of all ages and skill levels. I'm well-versed in the Modern Method of Tennis, employing contemporary techniques and strategies to enhance players' performance on the court. Whether coaching beginners or refining the skills of advanced players, I'm dedicated to fostering a love for tennis and helping each student reach their full potential.

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Let's elevate your game together! I've spent the last 20 years on the court as an experienced player and dedicated coach, fostering a love for tennis in every student. My approach blends technical expertise with a fun and engaging environment to unlock your full potential.

I began playing tennis before I could walk. By age 11 I competed year-round in the Texas Junior Circuit. From age 9 to 13 I was coached by the greats John Wilkerson and Edgar Arnold and was on track to begin competing nationally by age 14. I have competed in tennis, football, and baseball at the collegiate, and professional levels for the majority of my life.

I established my tennis career in 1996 competing through high school and two years on the collegiate level for the University of the District of Columbia. During that time period I traveled to the United States Tennis Association National event as well as the American Tennis Association National event. In 1997 I was a finalist in many local tournaments and statewide. I carried my championship spirit through 1998 quickly climbing the state of Maryland local ranking system. In 1999 my doubles partner and I finished in 2nd place at the ATA National event. Talking about excited!