I will help you build a comfortable foundation across five welcoming, relaxed Pickleball lessons. We will learn the rules and basic skills, improve your strokes and strategies, and use consistent practice to help you become the player you want to be.
with Tommy High · Winter Springs
$55 / lesson
$55 / lesson
Tommy High
I help beginners, intermediate players, advanced players, and seniors in Central Florida build sound Pickleball fundamentals, improve their strokes and strategies, and become more confident on the court. My welcoming, relaxed coaching helps each player understand the rules,…
practice productively, and work toward the player they want to be. I bring 20 years of coaching experience and a hands-on, old-school approach grounded in competitive racket and paddle sports. I have won tournaments in Pictona, Deltona, Mount Dora, and Winter Springs. I teach all ages and levels throughout Central Florida, including Avalon Park, Barber Park, Candyland Sports Complex, Dover Shores Community Center, Harris M. Saxon Park, Round Lake Park, Trotwood Park, Sheoah, Westmonte Park, and my private court in Winter Springs. Students value my knowledge, patience, professionalism, and fun, engaging lessons. I have a 5.0 rating from 133 reviews and 304 completed lessons. I can provide paddles, balls, and a portable net when needed. Bring water, and let’s get started with a lesson tailored to your goals.
The lesson with Tommy was quite engaging, especially with the hands-on game play that really helped me see how to put techniques into action. Though I’d like to see more focus on drives and serves in future lessons, I still feel like I left with a better sense of game strategy and timing. Honestly, I’m optimistic about applying what I learned and appreciate how Tommy keeps it practical and straightforward. If you’re into getting real game reps, it might be worth trying him out.
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Oh, I’d say this lesson was quite helpful. Encouraging and easy to follow along with, especially when working on my serve, which felt pretty good afterward. The advice to slide at the kitchen line and then replicate that at the baseline was quite helpful, though I still want to improve my wrist action for better paddle handling. Still, I feel like I learned a lot and look forward to trying more lessons with Tommy.