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A semi-private lesson is perfect if you want personalized coaching and the energy of training with a friend/partner. You’ll both get targeted feedback, but you’ll also get more “game-real” reps—especially on teamwork, positioning, and patterns that show up in doubles play.
What you can expect:
Quick assessment (first 5–10 min): I’ll evaluate each player’s strengths and gaps, then we’ll set shared goals (plus 1–2 personal focus points each).
High-quality reps for both players: We rotate efficiently so no one is standing around. You’ll get lots of touches and clear coaching cues.
Doubles-specific training: Positioning, communication, stacking basics (if relevant), covering middle balls, and moving as a unit from baseline to kitchen.
Point-building patterns: Serve + return sequences, third-shot decisions (drop vs drive), transition resets, and how to win at the kitchen together.
Mini-games & live-ball scenarios: Short competitive games that pressure-test your skills and decision-making.
Take-home plan: Simple drills and a clear “what to work on next” plan for each of you.
Best for:
Couples, friends, or regular partners who play together
Two players at a similar level who want to improve faster
Players who want more strategy, teamwork, and match application
Session length: Typically 60 minutes (45 minutes available by request).
A semi-private lesson is perfect if you want personalized coaching and the energy of training with a friend/partner. You’ll both get targeted feedback, but you’ll also get more “game-real” reps—especially on teamwork, positioning, and patterns that show up in doubles play.
What you can expect:
Quick assessment (first 5–10 min): I’ll evaluate each player’s strengths and gaps, then we’ll set shared goals (plus 1–2 personal focus points each).
High-quality reps for both players: We rotate efficiently so no one is standing around. You’ll get lots of touches and clear coaching cues.
Doubles-specific training: Positioning, communication, stacking basics (if relevant), covering middle balls, and moving as a unit from baseline to kitchen.
Point-building patterns: Serve + return sequences, third-shot decisions (drop vs drive), transition resets, and how to win at the kitchen together.
Mini-games & live-ball scenarios: Short competitive games that pressure-test your skills and decision-making.
Take-home plan: Simple drills and a clear “what to work on next” plan for each of you.
Best for:
Couples, friends, or regular partners who play together
Two players at a similar level who want to improve faster
Players who want more strategy, teamwork, and match application
Session length: Typically 60 minutes (45 minutes available by request).