Overton Park Tennis CourtsTennis Venue in Fort Worth, TX

I'm Nick, your soon-to-be favorite tennis coach, bringing years of experience and a passion for the game to every lesson. During my time at UTA, I lived and breathed tennis on the collegiate courts, and now I'm thrilled to bring that same energy to teaching you. From teaching tiny tots to adults chasing their Wimbledon dreams (or just beating the neighbor), I've done it all. My goal is to ensure you have a blast while honing your backhand and mastering those tricky shots that sometimes defy gravity. Whether you're a complete beginner or an advanced player looking to refine your skills, our sessions will blend serious training with serious fun. Plus, be prepared for some of my infamous tennis jokes—I promise they'll keep us laughing! Note : Please have the court booked (if not an open court) as most city center courts require you to be residence of that city.

"My 14-year-old son, Austin, recently had a tennis session with Coach Nick at SMU, and it was an incredible experience. From the moment we arrived, Coach Nick’s professionalism and enthusiasm were evident. He took the time to assess Austin’s skill level, strengths, and areas for improvement, which made the session very personalized.

Im a 10.50 UTR. Top 200 in the Nation for boys 18s. Went to Kalamazoo Nationals. Committed to D1 tennis UT Arlington. Fueled by a lifelong passion for tennis, I bring seven years of coaching experience to help players of all levels improve. As a current D1 athlete, I offer unique insights and strategies tailored to each student's goals. Let's elevate your game together with a blend of focused training and enjoyable learning!

"The lesson was pretty tailored to what I needed, especially since I want to prep for a tournament. Andrew's approach felt quite focused, and I appreciated that he kept it practical without overloading me with extra info. Still, I think there’s some room to fine-tune my game, but I’m optimistic about the next session. If you're aiming to get ready for competition, I’d say give him a try.