Private tennis lessons in Los Angeles, California
Jason Joshi offers private tennis lessons in Los Angeles, California. Compare 1 current coaching options at 6 local venues.
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349 reviews
10+ years
Coaching experience
715+
Lessons taught
6
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Coaching options
Personal tennis coaching with local options
- One-on-one coaching options
- Multiple levels supported
- 6 local venues
Private lessons
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Lesson Package
- Anderson Park, Carson
- Del Aire Park Tennis Courts, Del Aire
- Furman Park, Downey
- Jim Gilliam Park, Los Angeles
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Why students choose Jason Joshi
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Jane T.
17 lessons
What stood out most during my lesson with Jason was how quickly he identified the issue with my backhand and helped me fix it on the spot. His clear guidance made a big difference in my game. If you want to improve your skills and get personalized attention, Jason’s lessons are definitely worth trying! 🎾
Eric S.
29 lessons
I’ve had a great experience training with Josh. He is knowledgeable, patient, and knows how to break things down in a way that makes it easy to improve. Since working with him, I’ve seen real progress in my technique, consistency, and overall confidence on the court. What stands out most is how intentional and professional he is in each session. Josh pays attention to detail, gives clear feedback, and pushes you to improve while still making the sessions enjoyable. I would definitely recommend him to anyone looking for a skilled and supportive tennis trainer.
Bijiao L.
9 lessons
The lesson was quite helpful, especially focusing on fixing my gesture each time, which made a noticeable difference. Though I still need to improve hitting the ball at the right place, I feel like I made steady progress. Jason's calm approach helps me stay relaxed and focused during practice, still, I look forward to more lessons to refine my game further. Yesterday’s lesson had some good highlights, and I think with consistent work, I’ll get closer to my goals. If you're after a measured, productive tennis lesson, I’d say give Jason a try.
Kaori K.
13 lessons
Oh, I think this lesson went quite well, honestly. We did a range of drills, including a new one to help me adjust to both forehead and backhand hits, which was pretty helpful. Still, I’d like to learn how to adjust my shots at different distances, like from the service line or baseline, and maybe start rallying more if that’s feasible. Jason’s approach gives me a good sense of steady progress. If you’re looking to refine your game, you might consider giving his lessons a try.
Chai C.
9 lessons
I think Jason's feedback on every hit really helps me focus on accuracy, which is something I need to improve. The lesson was quite helpful, though I still have some work to do, mainly on hitting control and placement. Still, I left feeling more aware of my shot consistency and confident I can build on this with more practice. If you're aiming for precise hitting, trying Jason might be worth a shot.
Hung L.
25 lessons
I found the lesson quite helpful, especially with Jason’s support and friendly guidance, his strategies really stood out. Though I still want to work more on my backhand to better feel the ball, I do appreciate the resources he provided. Still, I think trying more of his tips could really make a difference. If you're looking for constructive advice, Jason’s approach is worth a try.
Questions about private tennis lessons
What ages do you teach?
I teach tennis to students ages 7 through 65+. I work with beginners, intermediate players, and experts, and can make coaching as basic or challenging as you need. Share the player’s experience and goals to help decide if the lessons are a fit.
Can I start as a complete beginner?
Yes, I teach tennis to complete beginners. I focus on strong fundamentals and proper technique, and can make lessons as basic or challenging as you need.
Do I need my own tennis racket?
No, you can borrow a racket for my tennis lessons. I also provide tennis balls and cones; if you have a racket you’re comfortable using, you can bring it.
Where do lessons take place?
I teach tennis at parks and courts in Carson, Del Aire, Downey, and Los Angeles. Locations include Anderson Park, Victoria Park, Del Aire Park Tennis Courts, Furman Park, Hermon Park Tennis Courts, and Jim Gilliam Park. Let me know which area works for you so we can confirm the specific meeting spot.
Can I take a lesson with a friend or family member?
Yes, you can take a tennis lesson with a friend or family member. I offer group lessons, and smaller groups allow me to give more individual feedback. Let me know how many people would join so we can confirm the arrangement.
What happens during the first lesson?
In your first tennis lesson, I’ll introduce the basics in clear, simple terms if you’re a beginner, then we’ll do some hitting practice. If you have experience, I’ll watch you hit to identify areas to improve. I can make the lesson as basic or challenging as you need.
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