One coach. All yours.
One-to-one, or bring a partner. The quickest way to fix your technique, learn the kitchen, and start winning the points you're currently losing.
What you get
- 60 minute session with a qualified coach
- All equipment supplied — paddles, balls, portable net
- Video feedback on your serve and dink if you want it
- A short written plan of what to work on next
- Member pricing on follow-up sessions
How it runs
- 01Tell us your level and where you'd like to play.
- 02We confirm a time and bring everything with us.
- 03Ten minutes of basics, then straight into live ball.
- 04We work one or two specific fixes, not ten.
- 05You leave with a plan for the next fortnight.
Who it's for
Complete beginners are the most common booking, so there is nothing to be nervous about. You do not need a paddle, a partner, or any racquet-sport background. Equally, if you already play socially and want to break out of a plateau, this is the fastest route.
What it costs
All equipment is included — nets, paddles and balls. Venue hire is quoted separately: we come to you, and if you don't have a space we'll arrange one.
Good to know
I've never held a paddle. Is that a problem?
No. Most of our private lessons are absolute beginners. Pickleball takes about ten minutes to learn well enough to rally.
Do I need my own paddle?
No. We bring paddles, balls and a portable net to every session.
Where do lessons happen?
We're mobile across Auckland's North Shore. If you have a court or space we'll come to you; if not, we'll arrange one and quote the hire separately.
What if it rains?
We'll reschedule at no cost, or move indoors where a venue is available.
Can two of us share a lesson?
Yes — pair lessons work well and cost less per person.
How fit do I need to be?
The court is small and the pace is yours to set. We coach players from teens to their eighties.
Let's find a time.
Tell us roughly what you're after and we'll come back to you within one working day.