Tennis has been a life long sport for many of us and continues to always provide a fun and relaxing sport for me. It is a sport  that young and old can enjoy. 

Contact Eduardo or Lalo (law-lo) for a new lesson introduction!

eduardo@tenniswlalo.com

Can also be booked on 3 platforms:

MyTennisLessons.com

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and   TeachMe.To


Working w Kids

 
Fun is the goal with kiddos! I always make sure they are enjoying themselves. I teach correct racquet grip and racquet angle to keep the ball inside the fence. If I see a young one appreciate and apply the correct technique, then I'll help them get better with more advanced guidance, if they show they wanna get better. If the young one is just having fun with a new sport, then I'll show them the fun side of tennis too. I'll offer some good feedback to the parent and positive steps forward if the young student shows a desire to improve. Full Background Check approved with 3 major Tennis Teaching platforms
 
Working w Teens
 
I truly enjoy this age category because it reminds me of when I started playing, when I was 13 in middle school. The teenage years are such a prime moment in life for learning and exploring sports. Sports and discipline go hand in hand. I'm able to make very specific adjustments, suggestions and offer very specific guidance for a teenage player that can be retained well and immediately implemented. My hyper specific observations on Form, Technique and Racquet Power can quickly make an impactful difference in that youngster's performance on the court. When an excited teenager sees these immediately positive results it can translate to even more focus and dedication to practice and goals being set. I appreciate the positive benefits that Sports and Discipline brought to my life and really value tennis as a force contributor in that dynamic. Full Background Check approved with 3 major Tennis Teaching platforms


Beginner GamePlan

 
I share how much fun the sport is, review Tennis Game rules to begin. We learn Forehand and Backhand Basics, the best grip for the student between Continental grip, Western grip and other popular grips. We focus on "racquet facing" to court and net to help with ball placement for a beginner 
 
Review and practice Forehand and Backhand Basics, Introduce Serve and Volley, and depending on length and continuation of Lessons, we may focus on Serve technique on lesson 3. Always review what we've learned so far.  Sharpen Forehand skills, sharpen Backhand skills. Fine tune Serve, introduce Detailed Footwork and Coordination exercises, begin rallying to correct Form and techniques from Baseline, correct Serve and adjust each step of the First Serve motions, practice volleying for placement strategies 
 
Begin extensive baseline rallying with sharp attention to Form, Technique and Placement. After focusing on first 3 Critical Points, we then Focus on adding Power and Spin to the well rehearsed Technique of the Forehand, Backhand and Serve
 
Advanced Program 
 
Thorough Review of their Goal with Tennis and desired outcome of Lessons. Self Review of strengths and weaknesses. Baseline rallies and mini games to judge true skill level, as well as target areas of deficiency. Finish session with definitive Game Plan for following lessons 
 
Address most deficient area of weakness. Outline Correction of Form or Technique and begin active correction after every shot with emphasis on student Auto correcting self. Footwork factors in for many Advanced Players and they don't even realize it. During advanced competition and tournament play it can be a deciding factor with 2 equally skilled players. I will video and take pics during critical moments of play and We will review the students Footwork for improvement. 
 
Focus on sharpening skills in Form, Technique and ball placement. Review Game Theory and physical exercises and drills to improve Game Time preparation 
 
During an Advanced Program with a seasoned student we will review critical points of their game where they are feeling a deficiency still. Game theory and strategy becomes more of a focus and ability to spot weakness in opponent's game. Not just weakness in ground strokes or their volleys, or their Serve but also in an opponent's Mental composure, Footwork and physical fitness. High level Tournament Matchplay can have these and other small factors determine success and advancement to the podium. My advanced level students receive this type of deep review and instruction.