Junior Tennis Training

First watching them play from a distance ground game volley game service game. Take a visual accessment. Take a walk have a convo develope a good understanding of what they want. Learning how important the game is to them. I have to understand who the kid is inside and  does the kid have the desire to be great. 

With my daughter I had a chance to experiences many of the games great junior coaches. I accomblished the in the state of Florida traveling to various academies from Bradenton to Sarasota to Miami to Boca Raton to Delray Beach. I made it a point to experience the best coaches. Fortunately, I learned all my tennis instructions from those coaches. My mind works like a spouge, I was able to absorb the correct knowlege from the absolute best. We spent several months and sometime years at various academies locations. I learn how the best works and how they think. 

No, I have a passion to teach tennis to young juniors. I work off tips what ever amount the parents can afford and feel reasonable to pay is fine with me. Typically, I expect to be paid once per week. if cash flow isn't an issue and it's hourly, it's TBD based on the parent financial position. I've charge a low of $50 per hour and a high of $100 per hour.

I'm only paid 2 out of 3 hours. 

Observing the best coaches at IMG Bollettiers. Watch my kid get lessons. Observing practices for years. Lessoning and watch kids from all over the world.

High performance kids, beginners, seniors.

Just watching girls on the WTA tour about 8 of them who came up observing at the academies I attended several in the 10 rankings.

I was told with my own kid things not to do by the best proven coaches. How not to apply too much pressure on my kid. How to leave tennis on the courts and not take it home. I was told to respect the slow process. My reality, I couldn't afford to be where we was financially drained, so I allowed urgency to kick in which was a bad thing to do. In addition, coming from a football back ground my thinking was to kick the door down. This doesn't work in molding kids shaping the game to win in tennis. I took the mental part of tennis for granted. I had no patience, no calmness, no respect on the process. I failed at manging my own kid. She was amongst the world best players. I can never get back those moments. There's no 2nd chances to capture a kids attention once its violated. I learned a valuable lesson and I learned respect for the game. I just enjoy giving kids the things I didn't understand and the things I thought wasn't important. I'm a great coach. I can get the job done. I'm looking to give back, I love making my wrongs into a rights. I can do this for free. 

Just understand what it going to take inorder to accomblish there goals. Are the will to pay the price.