Beverly Hills Tennis Academy

Tony Song a month ago

Roger is an incredible instructor with a profound ability to identify technical nuances and break down complex actions into simple analogies. I would highly recommend anyone who is striving to build up strong fundamentals to take lessons from Roger.

Sinead Ortuzar 5 months ago

Roger is an incredible tennis instructor, I truly can’t recommend him enough!! As a beginner, I initially felt intimidated by the sport, but from the first lesson, Roger made it approachable and enjoyable. He focuses on technique and strategy, and I’ve seen clear improvement in my forehand, backhand, and overall game with each session. Roger is very patient, attentive, and encouraging. He takes the time to explain what went wrong in each swing and how to correct it, which has made such a difference. What also stood out is that friends of mine who are experienced tennis players and know Roger from being at the courts have spoken highly of him as a coach, which just reinforced that I found an exceptional coach. Roger turned something I once felt intimidated by into something I genuinely look forward to and feel excited about continuing…I truly can’t recommend him enough for anyone starting out or looking to improve!

Yasmin Carey 6 months ago

Roger is an exceptional tennis coach and one of the only coaches in West LA truly focused on teaching kids the correct form and technique from the beginning. As a former Division I college tennis player, I'm very particular about fundamentals and building the right foundation. Roger does exactly that with every one of his students. What sets him apart is his ability to combine strong technical instruction with a calm and encouraging temperament. He's patient, thoughtful, and incredibly positive with the kids while still holding them to a high standard. It's rare to find a coach who cares this much about doing things the right way. If you want your child to actually learn proper tennis-not just hit balls-Roger is the coach you want.

Karl Lisovsky 10 months ago

I've been taking lessons from Roger, whose last name I don't remember but I do know his email address. It's been a number of years now that I've been working with him. Truth is: Roger is a real pro: skilled, knowledgeable and patient. I joke that I only need to do ONE thing for my tennis to be perfect: do everything Roger says. Seriously though, he reads my tennis so well: when I miss a shot, if I ask, he can tell me precisely what I did to produce that result. I also feel really lucky to have Roger be my teacher because I get to speak Spanish with him, and thus return to my Barcelona Spain younger years. So a tennis lesson with Roger is wonderful, and is accompanied by a little Spanish conversation. What's not to like?

Kathryn Zaccarello 7 years ago

Roger is by far, without comparison the best instructor of tennis I have ever seen. It became clear to me about 5 minutes into our first lesson. He is different, and immediately pinpointed my stroke mechanics and corrected my technique. Roger patience for each student is remarkable and he takes his time to explain the logic behind proper technique so that you can fully grasp and remember it. He was able to improve my game within just the first lesson. I have been playing tennis my whole life and I knew his corrections were working because when I played like he instructed, my game felt much more natural. His form of tennis is full of grace and power. Roger teaches tennis using all the contemporary techniques of the current tour players. He combines his years of experience with his very current grasp of today's contemporary power game. My lessons with Roger are truly the highlight of my week. He takes the time to explain the game, both the physical techniques, but more importantly, the mental side of the game. He explains things in ways that are very unique and extremely vivid (funny too); trust me when I say that there is no one like him out there. I have worked with many teache