Browse 8 coaches specializing in forehand and backhand and compare their experience to find the right fit. Every coach posts availability and training locations on their profile. Our tennis forehand and backhand coaches are helping athletes build technique, confidence, and consistency. Forehand and backhand lessons start at $47, and every coach is background-checked.
…I break down strokes such as the forehand, backhand, serve, and volleys into clear, manageable progressions so players can build confidence… See full profile
…I can give you tips to improve your forehand, backhand, serve and volley based on recommended techniques and common mistakes to avoid… See full profile
go through one to two things typically forehand backhand See full profile
…Evaluation includes all major stroke groups including forehand, backhand, serve, return, volleys, footwork, movement, consistency, and… See full profile
…min) • Focused stroke development (forehand, backhand, serve, volleys, etc.) • Live ball drills emphasizing depth, spin, and consistency •… See full profile
…Setting up cones (targets to hit) Forehands and backhands cross court. Then approach shot to volleys and overheads. And at the end, serving. See full profile
Explore 8 vetted tennis forehand and backhand coaches nationwide
9 lessons taught by tennis forehand and backhand coaches
Coaches train at 7 parks, gyms and fields nationwide
Coaches include 1 pro athlete and 3 college athletes
Lessons start at $47, and most cost $47–$100 per session
“Victor is thorough and uses the time during lessons very efficiently. He makes a point to go over all aspects of technique: front & backhand, footwork, grip, serving, etc. and leaves you with adjustments to continue practicing on your own. I’d recommend Victor to anyone wanting to improve in tennis.”
“Coach Thomas is great! My son had the best time working with him. He said not only was it engaging and helpful for his game, but it was also super fun. Can’t wait to book more”
“In 1 hour, he has given me a few good pointers. Recommended for people who are actively competing in tournaments or leagues.”
