Pickleball Lessons · Daytona Beach, FL
1-on-1 and group lessons for intermediate players who’ve plateaued, with a coach who competes at the 5.0 level and is also a Doctor of Chiropractic. We fix the shot and the body behind it.
5.0 on Google “If you are serious about your pickleball game, get a serious coach.” — Michael C.
All in-person lessons are 60 minutes on court. Full pricing is further down.
Fastest improvement
Every rep is about your game. Slow-motion technique analysis on a specific shot, a movement check, and 2–3 focuses in your portal after every session. As low as $70/session with a pack.
See packages →2–3 players · bring a partner
The same coaching, split with your regular partner or friends. With 2 players you get individual technique analysis; with 3 it shifts to live-game analysis.
See group pricing →League teams of 4
We film two games, then spend whatever time is left drilling the weak spots I saw in your play, so everyone knows exactly what to fix before the next match.
See details →Not local, or between lessons
Start with a free gameplay diagnosis, then pick a monthly plan. You get the same whole-chain breakdown plus a drill plan, from anywhere.
See plans & pricing →Most coaches only watch the shot. You get the shot and the chain behind it, every session.
The Game
We find the exact shot, pattern, or decision that's costing you points and drill the fix on court, with video analysis built in.
The Body
As a rehab chiropractor, I look at how your legs, hips, core, and arm work together. Most of the time the fix is sequencing. When there's a real physical limitation, I'll find that too.
The Record
Your notes and 2–3 weekly focuses go into your own client portal after every lesson, so you always know what to work on next.
What a lesson looks like: diagnosing Katy’s backhand slice dink live, the shot and the body behind it.
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“The improvement in my game has been huge. Lane has a keen eye for body mechanics — he sees things in your movement that other coaches miss.”
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“In just two weeks, he's helped me build a fitness and drilling plan that has already made a real difference in my game and my confidence on the court.”
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“My knee and shoulder feel stronger and more stable, I'm moving better on the court, and I have more confidence in my game than I've had in a long time.”
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“Lane was able to correct the bad habits I developed since beginning play. He also showed me adjustments to my paddle grip that provided better ball contact and improved my serve.”
All prices up front. Every session is 60 minutes, on court, in person.
| Format | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| 1-on-1 | $80 | On-court coaching, slow-motion technique analysis on one specific skill or shot, movement check, and notes in your portal |
| Group, 2 Players | $50/person ($100 total) | Same coaching and feedback, split between two players. Individual technique analysis on one specific skill or shot for each player |
| Group, 3 Players | $40/person ($120 total) | Same coaching and feedback, split across the group. Game analysis: I play in your game, then send back one shared video review |
| Team Hybrid, 4 Players Popular Right Now | $40/person ($160 total) | Two filmed games, then any time left goes to drills for the weak spots I saw in your games |
1-on-1 PackagesSave up to $60. Packages never expire.
| Package | Price | You Save |
|---|---|---|
| 4 Lessons Most Popular | $300 ($75/session) | $20 |
| 6 Lessons Best Value | $420 ($70/session) | $60 |
Group packages available by inquiry.
Most Popular · Indoor
Air conditioned, and a court is always open. No waiting, no rainouts.
Prefer somewhere closer to home? I also teach at public courts in New Smyrna Beach, Port Orange, Daytona Beach, and Ormond Beach during quieter hours (not early morning or evening peak). Tell me where you are and we'll pick the spot.
If you want the fastest improvement, go 1-on-1. A pack brings it down to as low as $70 a session. If you have a regular partner, a 2-player group gets you nearly the same attention for less. League teams should do Team Hybrid. If you're not local, go virtual. Still not sure? Text me and I'll point you to the right one.
I'm still competing at the 5.0 level, so what I teach is what I'm using on the court right now. I have 13+ years of racket sport experience. And I'm a rehab chiropractor and movement specialist, so I can look at the chain behind your swing (legs, hips, core, and arm) and catch what's really driving or limiting your shot. More on that in how I'm different from the average pickleball coach in Daytona Beach.
Usually, yes. That's where my chiropractic background helps most. I'll work around what hurts, and a lot of the time we find that a mechanical issue in your stroke is feeding the pain. If something needs real treatment first, I'll tell you.
We start by figuring out where you're at and what we're focusing on that day. Then we go over the technique, introduce the skill, and drill it. I feed most reps by hand, so I can control pace and placement live. I also have a ball machine when we want a different kind of rep work. At the end, your 2 to 3 main focuses for the week go up in your portal.
Mostly 3.0 to 4.0: intermediate (3.5) players who want to reach advanced (4.0+) play. That's the serious recreational player who plays consistently and wants to keep improving. Not sure where you fall? Just ask.
Most lessons happen at Chipshot in Daytona Beach. It's indoor and air conditioned, and a court is always open. I also teach at public courts in New Smyrna Beach, Port Orange, Daytona Beach, and Ormond Beach during quieter hours. Tell me where you are and we'll pick the spot.
Balls and a ball tube for pickup, always, plus a ball machine when we need it. You just show up with your paddle.
I ask for at least 12 hours' notice if you need to cancel or reschedule. Life happens, I get it. A heads-up goes a long way.