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Professional tennis lessons in Tokyo, Japan

I'm actually in Chofu, which is about 25 minutes, by train, from the center of Tokyo. I can be "found' by e-mail or by cell-phone, both of which are on my web site. I will answer right away :)

Replied Oct. 5, 2009

What is your main racquet of choice?

Wilson K Six-One Team, 95, L2 grip, Luxilon Big Banger @ 54 lbs.

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Replied Sep. 30, 2009

Tennis Lessons in Bangkok

Heh, how do you handle the heat in Bangkok? Must be nasty!

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Replied Sep. 30, 2009

Professional tennis lessons in Tokyo, Japan
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I'm a 25-year experienced tennis professional, who has worked with all level of players, from starting juniors, to ITF juniors, to recreational adults to WTA and ATP ranked players. I've seen it all,…

Started this discussion. Last reply by John Hoffman Oct. 5, 2009.

 

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John Hoffman and Mark / Mr. Mayor are now friends
November 25, 2009
I'm convinced, tennis IS the greatest game ever invented!
November 22, 2009
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November 15, 2009
Michael Maidens commented on John Hoffman's blog post 'How to Choose a Tennis Coach'
Hi John, Nice article.. Few things I had not thought of in there... The biggest thing that comes to mind also is that the coach needs to match your needs. For example I know some really great coaches who are fantastic with learners and kids. They ma…
November 10, 2009
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Choosing a tennis coach can be perhaps the single most important choice you make if you are just beginning to take up tennis. Additionally, if you are an intermediate or advanced level player, choosing the right coach can be a difference maker in ho…
November 3, 2009
John Hoffman replied to John Hoffman's discussion 'Professional tennis lessons in Tokyo, Japan'
I'm actually in Chofu, which is about 25 minutes, by train, from the center of Tokyo. I can be "found' by e-mail or by cell-phone, both of which are on my web site. I will answer right away :)
October 5, 2009
Gary Sakuma replied to John Hoffman's discussion 'Professional tennis lessons in Tokyo, Japan'
where are you located in Japan, and what's the easiest way to get to you or find you
October 5, 2009
John Hoffman replied to J's discussion 'What is your main racquet of choice?'
Wilson K Six-One Team, 95, L2 grip, Luxilon Big Banger @ 54 lbs.
September 30, 2009
John Hoffman replied to Gary Sakuma's discussion 'Tennis Lessons in Bangkok'
Heh, how do you handle the heat in Bangkok? Must be nasty!
September 30, 2009
John Hoffman added a discussion
Professional tennis lessons in Tokyo, Japan
I'm a 25-year experienced tennis professional, who has worked with all level of players, from starting juniors, to ITF juniors, to recreational adults to WTA and ATP ranked players. I've seen it all, and can fix it all. I hope to see you on the cou…
September 30, 2009
John Hoffman commented on Van Sias's blog post 'Tokyo Drifting'
Top players have a wonderful ability to justify their losses...it can never just be because the opponent played better, can it? Good blog!
September 29, 2009
Gary Sakuma and John Hoffman are now friends
September 29, 2009
John Hoffman updated their profile
September 29, 2009
Come to think of it, tennis might just be the greatest game in the world!
September 29, 2009

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I'm a:
Teaching Pro or Coach
Favorite Pro Player(s):
Andre Agassi, John McEnroe, Fernando Gonzalez
My Tennis Skill:
NTRP 5.0
On the court, I'm a:
rightie
Favorite Website:
http://www.jtokyotennis.com

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How to Choose a Tennis Coach

Choosing a tennis coach can be perhaps the single most important choice you make if you are just beginning to take up tennis. Additionally, if you are an intermediate or advanced level player, choosing the right coach can be a difference maker in how you quickly you advance your skills.

There are many areas to consider before making the final choice of whom to work with. Most of them are not simply right or wrong, good or bad type of choices. Just variables to consider when making the choice.… Continue

Posted on November 3, 2009 at 3:33am — 1 Comment

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At 6:41am on February 24, 2010, Alvin isaiah Okon said…
hello Sir,
i hope i am not bothering you and that your enjoying your stay on this site..i would like to get to know you since the reason why we joined this site is to get to know ourselves.
i am a teaching pro/coach and would love to share ideas and rub minds with people of like minds.
talk to you soonest....alvinmania@yahoo.fr
regards!
At 11:03am on November 24, 2009, Mark / Mr. Mayor said…
Try some Tennis Haiku - I challenge you!
http://tennisopolis.com/forum/topics/haiku-you-write-a-haiku-about
 
 
 

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