We regularly teach in North Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and Brentwood, as well as surrounding Los Angeles communities. We can also arrange lessons at private courts and other convenient tennis courts throughout LA.

Yes. If you have access to a private court at your home, apartment, condominium, club, or another facility, contact us with the location and we’ll see if we can arrange a lesson there.

Yes. No previous tennis experience is required.

Yes. We provide tennis lessons for kids and junior players at different ages and skill levels.

Absolutely. Advanced players can work on technique, strategy, movement, consistency, point construction, match play, and competitive preparation.

Yes. Ask us about semi-private and small-group tennis lessons.

For many players, weekly instruction is a good starting point. Your ideal schedule depends on your goals, availability, and how often you can practice outside of lessons.

If you have one, bring it. If you’re a beginner and don’t have a racket yet, let us know when you contact us and we’ll help you determine what you need.

Contact us. We teach throughout Los Angeles and may be able to arrange a coach and court that works for your location.

The cost of tennis lessons in Los Angeles depends on the lesson format, the length of each session and the tennis court you use. Group tennis classes are usually the most affordable way to learn, semi-private tennis lessons let two players share the cost of a coach, and private tennis lessons give you the most individual attention for your investment.

Contact us with your goals, your preferred neighborhood and how often you would like to train, and we will send you current rates for private lessons, semi-private lessons and group classes.

Children can start tennis surprisingly young. Our kids tennis lessons use red, orange and green tennis balls, smaller courts and shorter racquets, so young beginners can rally, score points and enjoy the game long before they are ready for a full-size tennis court.

Every child develops differently, so call us to talk about your child’s age, attention span and experience, and we will recommend the right kids class or private lesson to start with.

Both work well, and the right choice depends on how you like to learn. Private tennis lessons help beginners build clean technique quickly because the coach can correct every stroke, while group tennis classes are social, affordable and a fun way to meet other players at the same level.

Many beginners start with a few private lessons to learn the fundamentals and then add a weekly group class for extra practice and match play.

Most adult beginners can rally, serve and keep score after a handful of lessons with a qualified tennis coach, especially if they practice between sessions. Building consistent, confident tennis takes longer, and players who train weekly usually see steady progress over several months.

Your coach will set clear goals, track your improvement and adjust your lesson plan as your game develops, so every tennis lesson moves you forward.

Yes. Adult tennis lessons are a core part of our programs, and many adult students have never played before or are returning to tennis after years away. We teach the fundamentals in a relaxed, encouraging way, including grips, footwork, the forehand, the backhand, the serve and basic scoring.

Adult beginners can choose private lessons, semi-private lessons with a friend or our beginner group classes, and you can switch formats as your confidence and tennis skills grow.

Absolutely. Our competitive tennis training helps juniors prepare for high school varsity tryouts, USTA junior tournaments and college tennis, with coaching that covers technique, footwork, fitness, strategy and the mental side of competition.

Coach Daniel has coached players from complete beginners to nationally ranked juniors and Division I college athletes, so your child will train with a coach who understands the path to competitive tennis.

Yes. Our lead tennis coach has experience teaching wheelchair and adaptive tennis players, and we adapt drills, equipment and court positioning so every player can learn, improve and enjoy the game. Contact us to talk about your needs before your first tennis lesson.

Adaptive tennis lessons can be private or semi-private, and we will help you find an accessible tennis court in Los Angeles that works for you.

Wear comfortable athletic clothing and proper tennis or court shoes with non-marking soles, because running shoes do not give you the lateral support you need on a hard court. Bring a racquet if you have one, a water bottle, sunscreen and a hat for daytime tennis lessons in the Los Angeles sun.

For kids tennis lessons, pack a snack and a spare water bottle, and let your coach know about anything that could affect your child’s play on the day.

Our lead coach, Daniel Joelson, is USTA Safe Play Approved, which means he has completed training to recognize and prevent misconduct in sport and has cleared a criminal background screen. You can verify his coach profile on the USTA website.

If you have questions about safety, supervision or who will coach your child, ask us before you book and we will walk you through how our tennis lessons are run.

Yes. Along with North Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Brentwood, we offer tennis lessons in Santa Monica, West Hollywood, West Los Angeles, Century City, Marina del Rey, Venice, Mar Vista, Playa Vista, Hollywood, Burbank and Van Nuys. Visit our location pages or contact us to find a tennis coach and a tennis court near you.

If your neighborhood is not on the list, contact us anyway, because we can often arrange tennis lessons at private residential courts, apartment courts and clubs across Los Angeles.

Yes. Cardio tennis classes combine tennis drills with high-energy movement and fast-paced rallies, giving you a full-body workout that burns calories and improves footwork, speed and endurance.

You do not need to be an advanced player to join, because the drills are designed for all levels and the coach adjusts the pace so every player stays active and challenged.

Live ball tennis is a fast-paced group format in which the coach feeds balls to start each point and players rotate in and out of rallies, so you practice real match situations instead of static drills.

Live ball sessions are ideal for intermediate and advanced players who want more competitive points, better shot selection and a fun way to stay match-ready between tournaments and league matches.

Yes. We teach regularly in North Hollywood and offer tennis lessons in Burbank, Van Nuys and nearby San Fernando Valley neighborhoods, with private, semi-private and group tennis classes available for kids and adults.

Contact us with your location and schedule, and we will recommend a convenient tennis court and the right tennis program for your goals.