coaching that makes sense

I started playing tennis at 13 years old, and within two weeks of picking up a racquet, I made my junior high tennis team. From that moment on, tennis became a constant in my life.

I’m a highly technical player with a deep appreciation for the nuances of the game—the small details that often make the biggest difference. While our program focuses on the bigger picture of long-term development, I enjoy working in the details: refining grips, footwork, timing, and shot selection to help players unlock higher levels of consistency and confidence.

I played college tennis as a teenager and earned my bachelor’s degree at just 18 years old, experiences that shaped my discipline, focus, and approach to coaching. I take pride in helping players better understand the why behind what they’re doing, not just the how.

My goal is to help each player sharpen their technique, build trust in their game, and develop skills that translate beyond the practice court.

I work with junior, adult, and competitive players.

I coach tennis differently—on purpose.

My approach is built around a simple belief: the process dictates the results. When players focus only on winning or making the next shot, they let outcomes determine how they feel about themselves. Results are unpredictable. The process is not. My role as a tennis coach is to help players focus on what they can control, so improvement becomes consistent and confidence becomes real.

I bring over 25 years of experience in the fitness industry, including roles as a General Manager, Director of Athletics, and Personal Trainer. That background gives me a deeper understanding of biomechanics and movement efficiency, allowing me to coach the technical side of tennis in a way that supports long-term development and healthier performance.

I work with junior, adult, and competitive players.

I also offer professional racquet stringing services, providing a complete, performance-focused approach both on and off the court.