Emma E.

Hello, my name is Emma, and I'm 18 years old. I started playing tennis in summer camp when I was around five years old, yet I only started to take it seriously as I grew older. At the age of 12, I began practicing the sport more often, and I remember how it took me quite a while to find my style and reach the right level, but with lots of effort, I managed to achieve my goals and improve. During this process, what also helped me was finding a supportive group of tennis players like me, who would love the sport as much as I do, and as a whole was always looking for the best for one another. Having established this close group of peers, and have created this compromising tennis schedule of 5-6 practice days a week, with an additional hour of CrossFit, allowed me to unravel my true potential and get to where I am right now. Up till the moment, I'd say that my greatest accomplishment is having been ranked #9 tennis player in the 18 Juniors category for the Peruvian Tennis Federation, and it is with this emotion and perseverance that I would like for you to succeed and improve in the sport.

My teaching specialty would consist of hitting solid and constantly the ball with other tennis players, as I'm very used to this kind of practice and have gotten the chance to master this skill progressively.

On the other hand, I am also open to teaching others the basic techniques that they'd need to know to tackle the sport through exercises in which they'll learn how to hit their forehands, backhands, serves, volleys, and much more.