One player
Private lessons
Focused coaching built around your junior's current level, confidence, goals, and next measurable step.
Ask about this option →Junior tennis · St. Johns County
A local coach. A clear plan. Consistent progress for long-term growth.
Personalized junior tennis coaching that builds confidence, consistency, and lasting skills throughout St. Johns County.
Tell Patrick what your junior needs. He will confirm the right lesson format, schedule, and permitted court location with you directly.
Lesson options
Coaching that meets junior players where they are
Start with the format that fits your player, schedule, and goals. Current pricing is available whenever you ask Slic'd or request availability.
Two players
Semi-private lessons
A social, focused format for two compatible players who want purposeful instruction and live-ball repetition.
Ask about this option →Three to six players
Small-group lessons
High-energy stations, short lines, movement, and games designed to keep junior players active and engaged.
Ask about this option →The Slic'd approach
Prepared before the lesson. Active during it. Purposeful afterward.
The goal is not to fill an hour. It is to help your junior leave the court more confident, more capable, and clear about what comes next.
Seven years of local coaching
Patrick has spent the past seven years coaching in the St. Johns County area and understands the rhythm of local families.
A clear development focus
Each lesson is designed around one priority, active repetition, a confidence-building challenge, and a useful next step.
Movement with a purpose
Junior players learn through age-appropriate activity, live-ball play, and games that connect fun to real tennis skills.
Parent-friendly communication
Families can understand what their player worked on, what improved, and where the coaching will go next.
Local and flexible
Serving families around Beacon Lake and beyond
Slic'd Tennis serves families throughout St. Johns County. Court location is confirmed with each family based on access, permission, and availability; no community court is represented as a guaranteed venue.
Explore the Beacon Lake service area →A simple first step
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Share your goals
Tell Patrick about the player's age band, experience, goals, and general availability.
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Confirm the fit
Patrick confirms the format, schedule, and an appropriate authorized court.
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Start with direction
Your junior arrives with a clear lesson focus and a plan for what comes next.
Parent resources
Make a confident choice before the first lesson
Useful answers for families deciding how junior coaching should fit into the week.
What to expect from a private lesson
See how a focused session moves from warm-up to a clear takeaway.
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How junior progress is measured
Understand how simple goals and periodic reassessments create direction.
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Choose the right lesson format
Compare private, semi-private, and small-group coaching without guesswork.
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A parent guide to junior ball levels
Learn how red, orange, green, and yellow balls support age-appropriate development.
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A simple first step
Find the right next step for your junior player
Share your junior player's age band, experience, goals, and general availability. Patrick will help you choose the right next step without pressure.