Tennis Coach Nathan Krevey - PG, Anne Arundel, DC and Calvert Counties

I am fully vaccinated and coaching again!

- Contact me for more details! 🎾

This Quarantine is driving me crazy!

I can't wait to get back out and teach soon!

Booked 10:30am-2pm for Lessons in DC - Saturday, Feb. 22nd! 🎾

Finally the weather is starting to warm up! Who is ready to start playing Tennis? 🎾

Hope everyone is staying warm today!
Make sure to use multiple layers to stay at an optimal body temperature! 😊

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🎾 Have you ever hit a successful tweener in a match?

I have 😁

It was SMAC regionals my senior year, and I was crushing my opponent... up 4-1 in the second set after a 6-0 first set win!

I was pumped! I was coming to the net on a short ball and crushed a forehand to his backhand! He reached out far and landed a perfect topspin lob!

I turned over my left shoulder and bolted towards the back fence!

I knew I wasn't going to to be able to run around the ball, so I made a hasty decision... I went for the tweener!

I still remember to this day hearing the gasps of the people watching the match... it was a magical moment for my tennis career...

Sadly, he came to the net and when I actually hit the tweener (I hit it powerfully though 😁) he was able to volley the shot away from me. If only I had angled it slightly farther to the side he wasn't favoring (he was favoring his backhand crosscourt side)

What's your favorite tennis moment? 🎾

Roger Federer

- After a successful winter outdoor lesson (yes it is possible!) I took some time to think about what constitutes a “successful” lesson.

- The best way to show true progress is not just in the physical, but also in the explanation of the mental side of your game.

- If you can’t explain your thought process behind what you achieved throughout your lesson, then your mind wasn’t where it should have been when we were executing drills.

- Today Josh explained his thought process on how we actually achieved progress on his groundstrokes; not only where his weakness was, but how we worked on correcting the faults.

- This showed me his mind was where it needed to be, on where the fault lies within his stroke. And that shows progress within his goal to becoming a stronger tactical player!

Thanks for a great lesson Josh!

Keep Practicing!

And see you all on the courts!