Meet Our Winning Tennis Coaches
We don't just teach the game, we play it. Get coached by active tournament players who understand exactly what it takes to win on the court.
Our coaches are champions too. Here are coaches Utkarsh Tiwari and Uday Saini after clinching the doubles title, with Utkarsh also winning the singles. They bring a champion's mindset to every lesson.
About Our Winning Coaches
Training under a coach who actively competes means you are getting advice that comes from recent match experience, not just textbooks. When our coaches guide you through a backhand adjustment or court positioning, they are speaking from the experience of having executed that exact shot in a high-pressure match over the weekend.
We do not believe in the old school 'do as I say' method. Our coaching team, including Utkarsh Tiwari and Uday Saini, are regular fixtures in the tournament circuit. This isn't just about showing off trophies; it is about understanding the current pace of the game. Clay court tennis, especially on the courts here in Noida Sector 77, demands a specific strategy involving sliding, managing the bounce, and controlling the rally from the baseline.
When your coach is actively playing, they understand the mental fatigue of a tournament weekend, the specific challenges of floodlit evening matches, and the quick tactical adjustments needed against different opponents. They have been in your shoes recently. They bring this asli game (real game) perspective to every session. Whether you are training for U-14 circuit events or looking to break into the Men's Open, you are learning techniques that are currently winning matches, not techniques from a decade ago. It is that constant exposure to match pressure that keeps their, and your, game sharp.
Way to Slams
I am Sanyam, and I have built a team that does not just hold rackets—we compete. I believe you cannot teach what you do not do, which is why my coaches are always active on the circuit.
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