Player Development
The building blocks of great tennis.
Specific Technique
Mastering proper technique is fundamental to advancing as a tennis player. Proper technique is the foundation for skillful play and empowers you to incorporate spins, precision placement, and formidable power into your game, resulting in a more comprehensive and effective playing style.
Footwork
Tennis differs from baseball and golf as you first have to move before you swing. Getting the feet set quickly and securely anchored allows for you to be stable and create powerful strokes.
Mental Toughness
Tennis is one of the most intense sports in terms of the amount of focus you have to have moment by moment. Once the ball is in play, there is no time for distractions and mental clutter. Developing focus and quieting of the mind is paramount.
Stretch Goals
Whether you're a beginner learning to simply hit the ball or an advanced player trying to compete and strategize, setting goals that push you into new dimensions of yourself and expand your tools is extremely important. Adapt or get bageled.
Weston Hudson
Teaching Pro - USPTA Certified
Weston grew up in West Texas and from an early age played a wide variety of sports. When he was 10, he took his first tennis lesson and began to slowly fall in love with the game. When he reached junior high he started competing both in school and in USTA tournaments throughout Texas. By his senior year of high school, Weston had become the number one player on his high school tennis team as well as winning dozens of USTA tournaments. During this time Weston defeated the defending Texas state champion his senior year and climbed to a ranking within the top 100 in the juniors of Texas. Weston stopped playing at the college level and instead decided to take a different path through arts and personal development. Weston became deeply interested in the study of human behavior as well as teaching. He taught for both Apple Computers and the prestigious Musicians Institute in Hollywood. Weston returned to tennis at age 35 and in both 2015 and 2016 seasons he was a player on two national teams in which one was played at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells alongside the likes of Serena, Rafa and Novak. Weston has been fascinated to return to the game and bring with it his love for personal development, teaching and studies in human behavior as he applies the body, mind, spirit connection approach to tennis. Weston loves to help people improve their game by increasing their knowledge in techniques, strategy, fitness, and concentration. He looks forward to seeing you on the court and helping with your game rather it be for fun, growth or both!
Rates
Private Lessons • Semi-Private Lessons • Group Classes
Private
1-2 Students
$90/hr
Individual lessons are focused exclusively on your own skill development and allow for a more targeted improvement in specific areas of your game.
3rd student +$20
Semi Private
4 Students
$120/hr
An option for those who want more individualized attention than a group lesson but also enjoy the dynamic of practicing with a partner or for players on a budget. This setup allows for personalized instruction while also providing some interaction and competition between the players.
Groups
5 or More Students
$25/person/hr
Group lessons incorporate drills and exercises that cater to the collective skill level of the participants. While you still have the chance to improve, the focus may be broader to accommodate varying skill levels within the group.
Easy Payments
Venmo • Zelle • Cash
