Ultimately, tennis should be enjoyed and played with passion.
About Me
I have been involved in tennis for over 25 years starting at the tender age of 3 years old. This quickly turned into a passion of mine and I grew up with tennis being a big part of my life. I have been part of the competitive scene and have experienced the highs and lows and most of all, understanding the pressures that come with this.
At the age of 18 I started my journey in the coaching world to help pass on my knowledge and experiences to others. This allowed me to see the game from a different perspective and delve into the wider world of tennis.
I have learnt from some of the best coaches around, understanding their methods and philosophies which has given me the opportunity to broaden my knowledge and create my own methods and philosophy to help others. I have worked with all ages and levels from complete beginners to top county players.
“I have learnt from Spanish methods which continues to prove to be the most successful and effective form of coaching.”
A Proven Approach
I like to be interactive during sessions using a live ball approach and game based situations to keep it as realistic as possible for each player. I have learnt from Spanish methods which continues to prove to be the most successful and effective form of coaching.
I also like to focus on the psychological part of the game by including different game based situations with scenarios that players may find themselves in whilst playing. The mental side of the game and dealing with pressure is so important, which is why I like to incorporate these different scenarios.
My Philosophy
Tennis players are required to have a combination of strategic thinking, skill, physical prowess and mental resilience. Working on these areas and adopting a growth mindset to continually search for improvement to maximise these areas are essential.
I’m a firm believer that practice doesn’t make perfect, practice makes permanent. Hard work and a desire to learn and get better is key. This helps players push past their boundaries and become capable of doing things they did not think they could do.
Every player is unique and being able to adapt is so important. I like to work with each individual closely to help develop their game in the best way possible to strengthen their weaknesses and enhance their strengths.
Ultimately, tennis should be enjoyed and played with passion. The love for the game can drive players to put in the hard work required for improvement by finding joy in the process, from practice to competition.
“Practice makes perfect… practice makes permanent.”
Rates
Coach’s Venue
For a private 1-on-1 lesson booked at my local venue. This would be a session tailored specifically for each individual to help plan and work towards your goals.
Per hour | £35 | Get started
At Your Home
Book a private lesson at the comfort of your own home. If you own a tennis court and would like me to come to you then get in contact. This would be a session tailored specifically for each individual to help plan and work towards your goals.
Per hour | From £45 (dependant on location) | Get started
Video Analysis
A video camera will be set up and used to record footage during your session. This will provide complete technical and tactical analysis specifically of your game. You will also receive edited footage of your session.
Per 1 hour session | Extra £10 | Get started
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