Tennis coaching for kids and adults across Northern Virginia. Built around biomechanics, the mental game, and a body that lasts.
On court
Private and small-group lessons for kids and adults, built on real biomechanics and footwork.
01 / Philosophy
Most coaching starts with strokes. I start with how you move. Get the footwork and balance right and power comes without forcing it, so your body lasts instead of breaking down.
The same goes for your attention. When your movement is sound, your mind stops racing and drops into the point in front of you. That presence, where you read and adjust instead of forcing, is the flow the game is named for. It's also when it's the most fun.
Learn how the body actually works. Start correcting the way you move. Learn how to put force through your body the right way so your body's missing links don't get the better of you.
Training isn't just physical, it's mental. Every drill, every movement, and every repetition is also training the way you think.
The better you move, the longer you move for. The more muscles you recruit, the easier and more efficient tasks become, keeping you injury free and unlocking deeper levels within your movement and athleticism.
02 / Programs
For young players just starting out, or competitive juniors looking to sharpen footwork, technique, and match IQ.
From total beginner to competitor at any level. Some players come to rally with friends, others to sharpen a tournament game.
Coaching becomes denser. More information, more detailed biomechanical work, the kind of detail that separates you from the competition.
Ready when you are
03 / Meet the coach
I started playing tennis at four years old, and the sport has shaped how I understand movement, competition, and personal growth.
My path through sports wasn't conventional. I first earned a degree in engineering, which gave me an analytical foundation for problem-solving. Tennis stayed at the center of my life, so I went on to pursue my Master's in Sport Management to combine that passion with a deeper understanding of athlete development.
I've also competed in basketball, football, table tennis, and badminton. Through biomechanics and the teachings of yoga, I focus on helping athletes move efficiently, generate power naturally, and build patterns that support long-term health.
My philosophy is the balance between competition and the joy of being in flow.
04 / How it works
Send a quick note about who is playing, current level, and goals. Same-day reply during the week.
We meet on court for an honest look at footwork, strokes, and habits. No charge to talk through next steps after.
You get a coaching plan that fits your schedule, goals, and body. Private, group, or a mix.
05 / Where I coach
Lessons happen on public courts in your neighborhood, your home club, or wherever your local court is.
06 / FAQ
Public courts across Northern Virginia, your home club if you have one, or a court I can recommend close to you. I travel to where you play.
Both. Most students start with one or two private sessions to build a foundation, then move into private weekly, partner pairs, or small groups depending on goals.
From early juniors through adults at any level. I tailor every session to the player in front of me, not a templated program.
Northern Virginia has indoor options at several local clubs. We coordinate court time based on your preferred location and schedule.
Send a message with the player's name, age, current level, and what you're hoping to work on. I usually reply within the same day during the week.
07 / Book a lesson
Send a quick message and I'll get back same day.
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