Christopher Vargus

When working with new students, it is important to discuss their goals.  I want all lessons to be enjoyable, but I also need to know how far you want to go.

I'm currently helping a friend teach students on weekends and am in the process of getting my Professional Tennis Registry Certification.

Pricing is dependent on the number of people and location.  I also offer discounts to those purchasing multiple lessons.

I began playing again consistently a few years ago when I discovered a coach in my neighborhood.  I found myself hanging around to watch her lessons and volunteered to help her teach group classes and loved it.

I have worked with all levels of players of all ages.  As long as I know what they want from their lessons, I can make lessons fun and help improve their game.

Recently I was teaching a group of advanced beginners looking to get into tournament play.  I've enjoyed developing trust with the players and helping them achieve their goals.

Communication is key.  The coach needs to know what you want from your lessons and that should dictate how you learn.

I don't think there are specific questions that should be asked.  I believe that whatever questions you have, ask.  There are no bad questions.  The coach should be happy to answer anything.