Coaching

Break Through With Dan Jenkins

Our Head Coach at Tahoe Pickleball, Dan Jenkins is a long time teaching professional with many years experience at the world-renowned Vic Braden Tennis College, in Coto De Caza, Ca. and St. George, Utah.

Dan is a past USPTA Certified Teaching Professional and worked nearly a decade at Tennis-Warehouse.com as the primary Web Equipment & Review Editor & Writer. Having led their product review and play-testing team, Dan also wrote a bi-weekly tennis-sports column—so be on the lookout for his awesome pickleball tips.

Dan moved to Truckee-Tahoe in 2009 and made the cross-over from tennis to pickleball at Truckee-Donner Recreation & Park District, where he can often be found playing and where he looks forward to coaching you to your next big breakthrough.

Dan’s Specialties

Stroke Mechanics

Court Movement Efficiency

Singles and Doubles Strategy

Doubles Communication

Drilling

The Tennis to Pickleball Transition

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Jerry A.

I have taken several lessons with Dan, and appreciate his insight, and passion for the game. He has been VERY helpful, in integrating my skill as a top ranked tennis player, to develop my understanding of the pickleball game.

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Krista Stein

I took a fantastic lesson today from Dan Jenkins.  Not only is he a great player, but he’s also an awesome instructor! His explanations and instructions were easy to follow and things began to click as to how and why the strokes are performed the way they are–always seeking to achieve maximum effectiveness.  I highly recommend Dan for lessons–for players at any level of play.  Great experience!

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Wally W.

I had a great lesson with you. Hope to become a 4.0 as you projected. Thanks for all your help. Looking forward to the next lesson!

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Dot Mace

“Thanks for the great lesson! Lots of good info…Hope to get my groundstrokes rocking!”

Contact Coach Dan

Interested in breaking through to the next level? Then send Dan an email to discuss private or semi-private coaching. Let him know where you are at, current skill level, and what you hope to get out of coaching.

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