Find a tennis instructor in San Francisco, CA

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Top 10 tennis lessons in San Francisco, CA

Students agree: these San Francisco tennis instructors are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Bay Area Tennis Trainer

Bay Area Tennis Trainer

2020+ years in business
Serves San Francisco, CA
Former 5.5 NTRP | UTR 11 | 17+ Years Experience Hi there I'm Muhammad Competitive tennis player with two seasons of varsity tennis at Cerritos College and UTR 11 match play experience, bringing high-level performance and a deep understanding of the game to every coaching session. I train players across San Francisco, Oakland, Richmond, Berkeley, Daly City, San Mateo, Palo Alto, Fremont, San Jose, and the entire Bay Area. I offer three unique ways to train, depending on your goals: 1️⃣ Private Tennis Coaching (1-on-1) Perfect for players who want focused, individualized instruction. 🔧 Work on stroke mechanics, footwork, strategy, and menta
Few Years Pro Tennis Lessons

Few Years Pro Tennis Lessons

34+ years in business
Serves San Francisco, CA
I was a professional tennis player and now I want to help people to improve tennis skills. i speak English and Spanish.
Heitor Garcia Tennis Academy

Heitor Garcia Tennis Academy

5.0(3)
1 hire on Lessons.com
10+ years in business
Serves San Francisco, CA
Lizzie H. says, "I’ve been training with Heitor for under one year, and I couldn’t be happier with my progress. When I started, I could barely hit a tennis ball. Thanks to his hard work, consistent and helpful feedback, and patient coaching style, I’m now able to play confidently with friends who have been playing for years. Heitor is incredibly reliable. He is always on time and prepared and he creates lessons that are both productive and fun. His ability to break down techniques, encourage improvement, and keep the energy positive makes every session something I look forward to every week. I highly recommend Heitor to anyone looking to improve their tennis game, no matter their starting point." Read more
Lee James Tennis

Lee James Tennis

Online now
26+ years in business
Serves San Francisco, CA
I am Coach Lee James SR. I have been teaching Tennis for 30 years. I am a member of the United States Tennis association. I presently teach ages (5yrs-90yrs) and all levels beginners to advance college. I offer Private (1 Student), Semi Private (2 Students) and Groups of 3 or more students(s). Along with teaching Tennis, I also teach Piano, Guitar, Skiing and Salsa Dancing. I travel the world for 25 years and worked in fourty countries. I learn to. place tennis for the European Community. My web site is LeeJamesTennis.com...
Champion Gym Trainers (serving All Bay Area)

Champion Gym Trainers (serving All Bay Area)

5.0Exceptional(5)
96 hires on Lessons.com
9+ years in business
Serves San Francisco, CA & Online
Adan K. says, "I lost 25 pounds in only 3 months! I didn’t expect to get results this fast but I’m so happy I did! The nutritional coaching was very helpful and they do a good job checking up on you to make sure you’re eating and working out right." Read more
Wendell Pierce

Wendell Pierce

37+ years in business
Serves San Francisco, CA
Since he began teaching at the Chabot Canyon Racquet Club (CCRC) in 1988, head pro Wendell Pierce has built a solid reputation as an instructor and a player. At CCRC, Wendell offers members and non-members clinics, and private and group lessons. He works with the Bay Area Ladies League team (BALL), coaches the boys and girls tennis teams at College Prep High School (CPS), and has served on the USTA's Northern California Minority Advisory Committee. In addition to teaching, Wendell has continued to compete, reaching the USTA National Mens 45 #1 ranking in 2000, and being voted the USPTA's Northern California Senior Player of the Year two years...
Serving Aces

Serving Aces

Serves San Francisco, CA
I am passionate about this game, and love helping people. I have been playing for 25 years, and began competitive play as a junior at 12 years old. I have been a teacher since 2015. I am kind, patient and attentive. I am student centered, focusing on what will work best for your game, while instilling universally sound fundamentals/principles. The more you enjoy the game, the greater your practice and commitment will be. As your skills grow your enjoyment will increase along with it.
Khet Hanson

Khet Hanson

13+ years in business
Serves San Francisco, CA
Tennis lessons coach I’ve been teaching long year experience and I’m looking forward to meet more people and help advance or fresh starts and all good Best khet
Patrick

Patrick

Serves San Francisco, CA
Years of tennis teaching experience allow you to quickly learn how to master the skills correctly and improve your level.
Sammy’s Tennis

Sammy’s Tennis

18+ years in business
Serves San Francisco, CA
I can brake down the strokes including swing and the footwork adequate to game , to be as simple and easy as it could be I use many approches depending on person athletic level and skills as well as I use great example and tips to ulistrate everything and to make the session going as smoothly as it can be ! I really enjoying teaching all level ! my first joy is to see the improvement of my student ! I really feel proud and I have been fortunate enough to see my beginners student develop great skills enjoying the game until now and some of them still hanging around in court and still playing and try to improve...

Your Tennis Lessons questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Lessons.com.

How much do tennis lessons cost?

On average, tennis lessons cost $60 to $150 per hour or $200 to $500 for five 1-hour lessons. The cost to hire a tennis instructor depends on their experience level and the session length. Casual or beginner students may not need an instructor with a lot of experience, while students who want to play at a professional level will have to pay more for an experienced teacher. Most tennis lessons are 30 to 60 minutes long.

How many tennis lessons do I need?

How many tennis lessons you need depends on your experience level and why you're taking lessons. Casual players may only need 5 to 10 lessons total. Competitive players may need 50 to 100 lessons over the course of a year, or about 1 to 2 lessons per week.

Are tennis lessons worth it?

Tennis lessons are worth it whether you're a beginner or a professional for the following reasons:

  • They're fun and educational.
  • Almost anyone can improve their game by taking them.
  • They provide heart-healthy exercise.
  • They improve hand-eye coordination.
  • They help you master a skill that you will continue to enjoy for the rest of your life.

In order for beginners to enjoy tennis and feel proficient, they first have to master the basic techniques like serving and backhand strokes. More experienced players may benefit from learning advanced techniques and improve their enjoyment of the game. One-on-one instruction allows players to concentrate on their unique strengths and weaknesses and improve their skills.

What age do you start tennis lessons?

The best age to start tennis lessons for kids is between 5 to 10 years old, or when they are able to pay attention and follow instructions for 30 minutes or more. Kids who have been in other sports before typically do well, even at a young age. Adults can start tennis lessons at any age.

What do I wear to a tennis lesson?

Since you will be moving your arms and running during a tennis lesson, wear comfortable clothing or active wear. Public courts and parks do not require a dress code, but tennis clubs and country clubs typically require the following attire:

  • Tennis shoes or sneakers with non-marking soles
  • Polo shirts or tank top
  • Shorts or a skirt
  • A hat or visor

What are the different types of tennis lessons?

There are three different types of tennis lessons, each with different advantages:

  • Group lessons are best for beginners. Learning in a group also helps students learn from each other and become familiar with game play, rules, and techniques.
  • One-on-one lessons are helpful for more advanced students. Once students master the basics, they may want to take private lessons, which are the best way to strengthen skills and set personal goals.
  • Specialized lessons are great for people with special needs. These classes adapt lessons appropriately for groups or individuals with special needs.

How do I choose a tennis instructor?

Start by searching our list of tennis instructors, then:

  • Get at least three free estimates from tennis instructors to compare.
  • Examine reviews from previous or current students on Lessons and Google.
  • Choose an experienced, friendly instructor.
  • Follow a payment schedule instead of making large cash payments up front.

What questions should I ask tennis instructors?

To find the best tennis instructor near you, ask the following questions:

  • How long have you been playing tennis? Have you played professionally?
  • Do you have any openings? If not, how far in advance are you booked?
  • Would you recommend group or private lessons for me?
  • Do you offer discounts for referrals or couples?
  • Will you give me an estimate for lessons in writing?

Reviews for San Francisco tennis lessons

Recent success stories from people in the San Francisco area.
Jason C.
Heitor helped me grow from an NTRP 3.0 to 3.5 this year. We started working together in January. I’ve gone 16-2 so far this year during my men’s 3.0 leagues vs 14-7 last year. I also began competing in 3.5 leagues and went 3-6. I started the year with a Tennis Record dynamic rating of 3.03 and am today a 3.38. The main difference is consistent work with Heitor. With Heitor you’ll get excellent instruction, tons of live-ball repetition, and constant feedback. I improve every session. I compete a lot, and feel more confidence in my game. Heitor pushes me to work hard during our sessions and has helped me establish patterns which I frequently use on court. I recommend him to EVERYONE. I coached volleyball at a relatively high level ages ago with good success. Heitor brings the core principles I found successful to the tennis court: live-ball repetition; predictability while developing new skills, then randomization to help adapt and ground those skills; emphasis on the most important shots; and constant challenge. He’ll improve your tennis.
Heitor Garcia Tennis Academy
Todd H.
It was great how passionate and excited the trainers were and their dedication to help you reach your goals. I trained for 3 months and it was totally worth it. I was even able to do some cool outdoor workouts with my trainer just to mix things up and when the weather was nice.
Champion Gym Trainers (serving all Bay Area)
Judith A.
Sanyi is kind and an amazing coach. He has really helped me with my strokes and strategy. I take away at least three things to work on and think about until the next lesson. My game has improved and my teammates have noticed. Best decision I made to help my game!
Sanyi Szabo Tennis
Solina R.
Very Knowledgeable and patient with someone getting back into the game! I highly recommend to take lessons with this easy-going instructor.
Coach Matty inc.
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