Services
Four ways to train
Every option includes the same two things: video, and honest feedback about what it shows. The difference is the format.
1:1 Private Coaching
One-on-one, built around your skill level and your goals. Drills, strategy, video analysis, and coached play. If you want a longer runway, we'll build a progressive plan instead of a stack of one-off lessons.
- Session filmed and reviewed
- Shot-by-shot feedback
- Progressive multi-week plans available
Clinics
Small-group instruction on one thing at a time — serves, returns, third shots, dinking strategy, attack patterns, transition play. Structured so it simulates real game scenarios instead of feeding balls in a vacuum.
- Focused single-topic format
- Live-play scenarios, not just drills
- A good first step if 1:1 feels like a lot
Private Group Lessons
Bring your partner, your friends, or your team. Guided drills, video analysis, coached gameplay, and strategic feedback so the whole group improves together. Why learn alone?
- Customized to the group's level
- Video analysis included
- Partner communication and patterns
Tournament Prep
For players entering competitive play or chasing a better result. Match strategy, partner communication, pattern and point-play analysis, and performing when the score is tight.
- Match-strategy planning
- Point-play and pattern analysis
- Pressure situations, rehearsed
The flagship
Or go all in: Road to 4.0
Six months, two lessons a month, four of your real games analyzed, and a live dashboard that shows whether any of it is working. From $150/mo per person in a quad.
Start with a free assessment. One session, no commitment — you'll leave knowing exactly what's holding your game back. You've got this, and here's how.
| Cohort | Total / mo | Per person / mo | Per person, 6 mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | $250 | $250 | $1,500 |
| Duo | $400 | $200 | $1,200 |
| Trio | $525 | $175 | $1,050 |
| Quad | $600 | $150 | $900 |
Bring your own group or I'll place you in one. Cohorts of two or more commit to the full six months — your progress is tied to the people next to you, and that only works if everyone stays. Solo is rolling, cancel anytime. Everyone bills monthly and individually.
Questions
Before you book
I'm brand new. Is this too advanced for me?
Not at all — a good chunk of the people I work with picked up a paddle this year. Beginners actually get the most out of video, because the gap between what you think you're doing and what you're actually doing is widest at the start.
What ages do you coach?
Roughly 8 to 75. The framework doesn't change much by age — positioning and shot selection are positioning and shot selection. What changes is pace, drill design, and how much we lean on movement versus placement.
Where are sessions held?
My home base is 1829 Pointe Place Ave in Dunwoody, and I travel to courts across north Atlanta — Chamblee · Roswell · Alpharetta · Peachtree Corners. Court specifics depend on format and group size; I'll confirm when we schedule.
Do I need my own video setup?
No. I film in-person sessions. For game analysis, a phone on a tripod behind the court is plenty — I'll show you exactly where to put it.
Can I bring a partner?
Please do. Private group lessons exist for exactly that, and partners who train together improve faster than either one training alone. In Road to 4.0 it also drops your price.
What's the difference between a clinic and the program?
A clinic fixes one skill on one day. Road to 4.0 tracks your whole game for six months and tells you which skill to fix next. Plenty of people do both.