Private Tennis Lessons, Built Around One Player: You.
A private lesson with Andre is an hour where the session is shaped entirely by what you need, whether that's fixing a specific stroke, preparing for a club match, or simply getting more consistent rallies before you play socially.
What A Private Lesson Includes
No two private students get the same session plan. These four things are consistent across all of them.
Who Books A Private Lesson
Most private students fall into two groups. The first is adults who played years ago, or never seriously, and want to relearn or build the game properly rather than pick up bad habits from casual hitting. The second is intermediate and stronger players working on a specific weakness, an inconsistent second serve, a forehand that breaks down under pressure, positioning in doubles, ahead of a season of club matches.
Either way, the lesson is planned around what you tell Andre before you start, not a syllabus. If you'd rather train with a partner and split the cost, see small-group lessons instead.
Ready to get on court?
Message Andre directly with your level, preferred court, and rough availability. He replies most days with times and rates that fit.