PickleBall A sport with a peculiar name is catching on. The game is, part ping-pong, part badminton and part tennis.
Get it over, get it in, don’t go for too much.

Meet Your New Secret Weapon: Coach Jerry

Whether you’re looking to master your third-shot drop or you’re picking up a paddle for the very first time, you’ve come to the right place.

With over 15 years on the pickleball court and a decade of professional coaching under his belt, Coach Jerry doesn’t just teach the game—he lives it. Jerry’s journey into the world of paddle sports started long before the pickleball craze hit the mainstream; it began at age eight, over a ping-pong table in the basement with his father.

That early spark ignited a lifelong obsession with movement, strategy, and competition.

A Lifetime of Athletic Excellence

Jerry’s coaching philosophy is built on a foundation of diverse athletic mastery. He doesn’t just see a pickleball court; he sees the physics of the ball and the mechanics of the body. His background includes:

Decades of Racket Sports: From his early start in Ping Pong to dominating the Racquetball and Handball courts starting at age 12.

Peak Physical Conditioning: A dedicated athlete in swimming, biking, and weightlifting, Jerry brings an understanding of footwork, endurance, and strength that most instructors overlook.

Why Train with Coach Jerry?

Pickleball is a game of finesse, patience, and explosive energy. Jerry combines his “old school” paddle sport roots with modern pickleball strategy to help you play smarter, not harder.

“My goal isn’t just to help you win your next match; it’s to help you fall in love with the movement and the strategy of the game, just like I did 15 years ago.” — Coach Jerry

Ready to level up your game? Whether you want to refine your dink or develop a power serve that keeps your opponents guessing, Jerry has the experience to get you there.

Pickleball tip of the day:

Move with the ball, if you are standing still you are probably losing the rally!

Pickleball Tips & Strategies

1. Attack the Net!
2. Communicate with you Partner.  Use terms like “yours” or “mine”.
3. Maintain good form while striking the ball.
4. Stay light on your feet and move around.
5. Be ready and always face the direction the ball is coming from.
6. Utilize the baseline dink to the middle as your “Third” shot.
7. Exploit your opponent’s backhand.
8. Never be predictable — mix up your shots between power and finesse.
9. Don’t go for too much — stick with the basics and keep the ball in play.
10. Try to keep the ball deep but don’t panic if it’s not.

Steve Wong “The Pickleball Pro”