Tennis lessons in Pasadena and across Los Angeles

01Core area

The core area

Pasadena and the surrounding foothill cities. These are on the schedule every week and the easiest places to get a session inside seven days.

• Glendale & PasadenaGlendaleGlendale sits at the hinge of the whole service area (Valley to the west, Northeast LA to the south, Pasadena to the east) and it books more family lessons than anywhere else on the route.Tennis lessons in Glendale →
• Glendale & PasadenaPasadenaPasadena has the deepest recreational tennis culture in the service area, and the lessons here reflect it.Tennis lessons in Pasadena →
• San Gabriel ValleyArcadiaArcadia is a junior tennis town, and most of the requests that come from here are made by a parent on behalf of a kid.Tennis lessons in Arcadia →
• Glendale & PasadenaSouth PasadenaSouth Pasadena is small enough to cross in ten minutes, which makes it one of the most reliable places on the schedule to get a court and a start time that actually hold.Tennis lessons in South Pasadena →
• Glendale & PasadenaSan MarinoSan Marino has more private residential courts per street than anywhere else in the core service area, which makes it the neighborhood where lessons most often happen at home.Tennis lessons in San Marino →
• Glendale & PasadenaAltadenaAltadena sits high enough against the foothills that the weather here runs a few degrees cooler than the rest of the core area, and it shows up in the schedule.Tennis lessons in Altadena →

02Regularly served

Also served every week

Grouped onto shared days across the Valley, Northeast LA and the San Gabriel Valley. Send two or three day options and something usually lines up.

• Hollywood & Central LALos FelizLos Feliz has the best public court access of any neighborhood in the service area. Griffith Park is effectively the backyard.Tennis lessons in Los Feliz →
• Northeast LASilver LakeSilver Lake is where the most first-ever tennis lessons on this schedule happen. Nobody here is trying to impress anybody.Tennis lessons in Silver Lake →
• Valley & NorthwestStudio CityStudio City is the first stop over the hill, and the neighborhood where scheduling is dictated by the thermometer more than the calendar.Tennis lessons in Studio City →
• Valley & NorthwestBurbankBurbank keeps its own parks, its own rec centers and its own courts, and most players here already have a favorite one.Tennis lessons in Burbank →
• San Gabriel ValleyMonroviaMonrovia sits up against the foothills on the eastern stretch of the route, and it plays a little cooler and a little quieter than the valley floor below it.Tennis lessons in Monrovia →
• San Gabriel ValleyGlendoraGlendora is the eastern edge of the service area, and the honest version of that is: it's worth the drive on the right day, and it needs a bit of planning.Tennis lessons in Glendora →

03By request

Served by request

Still served, but clustered onto set days further west. Worth asking, and worth being flexible on the day.

• Hollywood & Central LAHollywoodHollywood sits in the middle of the service area, which makes it the easiest neighborhood in the city to get on a schedule.Tennis lessons in Hollywood →
• Hollywood & Central LAEast HollywoodEast Hollywood is dense, walkable and full of buildings with a single court out back, which is exactly the kind of place mobile coaching was built for.Tennis lessons in East Hollywood →
• Hollywood & Central LAWest HollywoodWest Hollywood is the western edge of the core service area, and one of the few neighborhoods where the public courts sit right in the middle of everything.Tennis lessons in West Hollywood →
• Valley & NorthwestSherman OaksSherman Oaks marks the western boundary of the regular route, and it has more HOA tennis courts than anywhere else on it.Tennis lessons in Sherman Oaks →

Don't see your neighborhood? If it's between Sherman Oaks and Glendora, send a message and ask.