Houston, TX · USTA certified elite
Learn, improve, excel
Whether you're a true beginner or a more experienced player, Coach Bec can cater to your needs.
- Years coaching
- 25+
- Houston players taught
- 100+
- Average review
- 4.9
- Certified Elite
- RSPA
What she coaches
Five ways to work with Bec
Everything is priced in the open. No packages you have to buy up front and no contracts.
Any age, any level
Private lesson
One-on-one time on court. Bec builds the session around whatever your needs are, no matter your age or ability.
$85per hour: $45 for SEMIPRIVATE
See detailsAges 5 – 18
Junior development
Red, orange, and green ball for young beginners, through to yellow ball: match strategy, point patterns, and tournament prep for players chasing a UTR or a middle school or high-school lineup spot.
$85for a 1hr private lesson
See detailsGroups of 4 – 8
Adult clinic
Clinics are designed specifically for the player’s age, ability and experience. More advanced clinics predominantly consist of live ball drills, not just feeding. Under Coach Bec’s instruction, individuals wil learn about the fundamentals of tennis, right through to more advanced technical and tactical elements of the sport, as well as matchplay strategies for singles, and/or doubles. Court positioning, serve-and-return patterns, and dealing with pressure are just some of the areas that Coach Bec can help you with.
$35 eachfor 4 players; $25 for 6 players; $20 for 8
See detailsB1 – B4 vision category
Blind & LOW VISION tennis
Sound-adapted tennis with an audible foam ball, and a smaller court. Bec coach's players across the full sight spectrum (B1-B4)
$40Private lessons: $40 per hour; $25 for half an hour
See detailsRemote or in person
Video stroke analysis
Send footage from your phone. You get back a narrated frame-by-frame breakdown of your serve and groundstrokes, with specific things to change and the drills that can help you.
$15additional; added to lesson price
See details- (713) 363-4143
Not sure which
Ask her. She will tell you straight.
Also on offer
All ages, all abilities
Semi-private lessons
Two or three players sharing a court and a coach. Bring a friend, a partner, or your kid.
Group lessons
Small groups for juniors and adults, from first-timers to league players.
Events
Parties, club days, and team socials. Tell Bec what you have in mind and she will put it together.
Juniors
From red ball to yellow ball
Bec has coached juniors at every stage of the pathway, from a five-year-old's first rally on a small court to teenagers playing tournaments with a full-size ball.
Each stage has its own ball, court, and goals, and she knows when a player is ready to move up — and when they are not. Rushing a child onto a yellow ball is the fastest way to lose their technique and their fun.
See junior lessonsRed ball
The slowest ball on a small court. Coordination, first rallies, and falling in love with the game.
Orange ball
A bigger court and a faster ball. Full swings, first spin, and first matches.
Green ball
The full-size court with a lower-compression ball. Real tactics and tournament readiness.
Yellow ball
The full game. Tournaments, UTR, high-school lineups, and beyond.
How a first lesson goes
Four steps, and you are on court by the second one
Say hello
Call, text, or email. Bec answers within a day and asks what you are trying to fix.
Get on court
Your first lesson starts with Bec watching you play for ten minutes before she changes anything.
Get a plan
You leave with two or three specific changes, in writing, and a schedule that fits your week.
Play better
Standing weekly slots, video check-ins between lessons, and match-day texts when you need them.
Sound-adapted tennis
Houston's specialist
Blind and adaptive tennis, coached properly
The ball rattles so you can hear it. The lines are taped so you can feel them. The court is smaller and, depending on your classification, you get up to three bounces.
Bec is certified in sound-adapted coaching and works with players across the full B1 to B4 range, plus wheelchair and standing adaptive tennis. She brings the equipment. Sliding-scale pricing is available and you never have to explain why you need it.
How adaptive tennis worksOn court
What lessons actually look like
Serve work, Memorial Park
Orange ball, age seven
Sound-adapted ball session
From her players
The part she did not write
My daughter went from crying about tournaments to asking for more of them. Bec fixed her serve toss in two lessons and her confidence in about six.
Marisol T. · Parent, Bellaire
I am 54 and had a one-handed backhand I could not hit under pressure. Bec did not rebuild it. She found the one thing that was wrong with it and we moved up a league level.
David K. · USTA 3.5, West University
Bec was the first coach who did not treat my vision loss as a reason to lower expectations. She taught me the sound-adapted game properly, and I now play in tournaments.
Aisha R. · B3 player, Third Ward
Our Saturday clinic is the most fun ninety minutes of my week and my doubles record says it is working.
Jen and the 8:00 am crew · Adult clinic, Memorial Park
Where
Courts across Houston
Pick the one closest to you. If none of them work, Bec will come to your neighborhood court.
Memorial Park Tennis Center
Memorial / Rice Military
18 lighted hard courts. Main home base — most lessons happen here.
Lee LeClear Tennis Center
Gulfton / Bellaire
Covered courts, so rain and August heat are not a problem.
Houston and surrounding areas
MacGregor / Third Ward
Wheelchair-accessible courts and adaptive program space.
Your home court
Inside the Loop, Bellaire, West U, Heights, Sugar Land
Bec travels to private and neighborhood courts for a small fee.
Also traveling to The Heights, Montrose, River Oaks, West University, Bellaire, Memorial, Rice Military, Midtown, Sugar Land, Katy, Pearland, The Woodlands.
Get on court with Bec
Private lessons are $85 an hour, with no packages or contracts. Tell her when you can play and she will find a court.