How much do tennis lessons cost at Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School?

Lessons at Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School start at $213 per lesson. The exact price depends on the coach, the session length, and whether you book solo or split a group lesson with friends — and your first lesson is always free.

Is the first lesson really free?

Yes. Your first lesson with a new TeachMe.To coach at Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School is free — a no-risk way to meet your coach, get out on the court, and make sure it is the right fit before you book a package.

Is there parking at the venue?

Yes — there is on-site parking. Your coach will share specifics in your booking confirmation.

Are the courts lit at night?

Yes — Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School has lighted courts, so evening lessons run smoothly year-round.

Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School 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.

How many tennis coach teach at Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School?

1 TeachMe.To tennis coach teaches regularly at Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School. Browse profiles above to pick the one that fits your level and schedule.

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Robert Louis Stevenson Middle SchoolTennis Venue in Honolulu, HI

Name: Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School
Address: 1202 Prospect St, Honolulu, HI 96822, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
Price range: From $213
Rating: 5

5.0(4 coach reviews)

1 coachFrom $213 per lesson

Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School - Tennis venue

🎾Honolulu, HI

Outdoor public tennis court in Honolulu

1 tennis coach at Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School

Every coach below teaches at Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School. Pick the one that fits your level - they handle the rest.

About Crescente

Grew up training in South America in red clay. Chilean National Champion, played the south american tour (COSAT), reached top 13 in the continent. Recruited to play D1 tennis at the College of Charleston; we made it to top 60 in the country (team). Nowadays I coach junior players. Several of them have won USTA Level 3s. Based in O'ahu, and I am eager to pass along my experience with tennis as a player and as a coach. Mahalo

What students say...

"Glad to hear Crescente's lesson was so helpful. There was a noticeable focus on technique, which really made a difference in how I felt hitting the ball. Though I still have some areas to sharpen, I’m quite confident I’ll get there with more practice. Honestly, another outstanding lesson!

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Crescente

From$213per lesson

About Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School

Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School in Honolulu offers 3 outdoor hard tennis courts with lights, shared via joint use agreement for community play.

When to come

A steady-traffic venue. Lessons book up fastest on weekday evenings and weekend mornings.

Amenities

On-site parking
Lighted for evening play
Outdoor facility
Open to the public

Hours

School facility hours; community access via joint use agreement.

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Reviews for coaches at Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School

5.0(4 coach reviews)

Kimmy G.Verified ✓

Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 2•Verified ✓

Honestly, Crescente's lesson really helped me understand my groundstrokes better with a clear focus on assessment and improvement. Though I still need to work on follow through and that whip motion on my serve, I feel like I'm making steady progress. Still, I think trying another lesson could be quite worthwhile to keep building on these insights.

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Kimmy G.Verified ✓

Level: Intermediate•Lessons taken: 2•Verified ✓

Glad to hear Crescente's lesson was so helpful. There was a noticeable focus on technique, which really made a difference in how I felt hitting the ball. Though I still have some areas to sharpen, I’m quite confident I’ll get there with more practice. Honestly, another outstanding lesson!

See Coach Crescente →