Professional Tennis Coaching and Competitive Training

A major goal for many of my athletes is securing a future in collegiate tennis. I am incredibly proud to announce that Niyati Kukreti has achieved a 100% Student-Athlete Scholarship to the prestigious Utah State University, where she will compete in the NCAA Division 1.

Competing on the international stage is a key part of our high-performance track. This was a major milestone for 14-year-old Tavish Pahwa, securing his first ITF J60 singles title in Colombo, Sri Lanka, with a dominant performance against international competition.

An action shot of Tavish Pahwa during the World U14 Asia Oceania competition. Developing powerful, efficient, and technically sound strokes is at the core of my training philosophy, preparing players for the intensity of high-level matches.

It is a moment of immense pride to see my players represent their country. Here is the victorious Team India, including my students Tavish, Hruthik, and Fazal, after becoming champions at the ITF World Juniors Team Competition Pre-Qualifying event in Sri Lanka.

A tennis player's power comes from the ground up. This video shows a glimpse into our strength and conditioning program, where we use plyometrics and explosive exercises to build the physical foundation needed for a powerful and injury-resistant game.

I nurture talent from a young age, and it is rewarding to see that early work pay off. Here is Toshinosuke celebrating his first Under-12 National Series singles title in Jaipur, a significant achievement for a dedicated young player.

Tennis is as much a mental game as it is physical. In this clip, I discuss the importance of the 'reset' ritual with my players, a crucial mental tool for staying focused and resilient during tough matches when things are not going their way.

Teamwork and partnership are vital skills I instill in my players. Here, my students Gurrshan and Arsh celebrate winning the Haryana State School Games U17 doubles title, earning them a spot to represent the state at the SGFI national games.

I believe in a structured, long-term development plan over chasing early rankings. This graphic outlines some of the key performance indicators (KPIs) I track for players in the critical 8-10 year age group, ensuring they build the right foundational skills for future success.