Pickleball
Lessons
Practice makes perfect! Whether you’re just starting out in pickleball, or you’re a seasoned tournament player looking to advance your game even further, the impact of one-on-one coaching and analysis of your specific game can’t be overstated. Consider booking a lesson with a Komodo-approved coach at the Dragon’s Lair!
Larry Johnson
Larry Johnson has been a multisport coach for 40 years, and loves sharing his passion for the game of pickleball. He works with players of all ages, from beginner to 4.0+, and specializes in fundamental mechanics, shot development, and strategy..
Jacob Storey
Komodo athlete Jacob Storey instructs private lessons for players of all levels. His competitive experience makes him an excellent fit for players looking at tournament preparation or players looking to break into the next skill division.
Ed Roffey
Ed Roffey offers private and group lessons for players of all levels. Ed lives by the philosophy that the best way to learn is to play, and is eager to get you out on the court!
Client Testimonials
“Larry is a fantastic instructor. My primary purpose in booking my lesson was because I wanted to develop a two-handed backhand, and in the space of an hour, not only did he teach me the fundamentals of the two-handed backhand, but showed me a couple weaknesses in my footwork that are going to change both my backhand and forehand drives. He’s a really good coach!”
“I booked a small group lesson with Jake as a surprise for my friend when we were just getting into pickleball. We were primarily just out there to have fun, but honestly, learning even a little bit of strategy from Jake made it even more fun! He also kept us laughing the whole time for sure and impressed us with his own skills and game knowledge. Would definitely recommend!”
“No way I’d be half the pickleball player I am today if not for Ed :). His advice is always so specific and tailored to your exact game/strengths/weaknesses, he just comes across as such a detail-oriented and intelligent coach! I appreciate how he breaks things down into how they look in drill vs. application for real game. Thanks Ed!”