We would like to welcome Nicholas S. from Myrtle Beach, SC, to the MyTennisLessons team. We pride ourselves on bringing on not only quality coaches, but quality people as well, which is why we are so excited to have Nicholas on board. If you live in Myrtle Beach, SC, review Nicholas’s qualifications, teaching experience and hobbies below to see if they would be the right pro for you. Again, we are happy to expand our tennis lesson services in Myrtle Beach, SC, with the addition of Nicholas. Sign up with Nicholas S. today!
About Nicholas
Hello! My name is Nick Streibick. I’m a recent graduate from Asbury University. I’ve played tennis for 15 years. Three of those years were for my university, where I was in the starting top 6 for each of those years. We qualified for the NAIA nationals in Mobile, Alabama in 2013. I received All-conference honors in 2014. Tennis has always been my passion, and now that I am not competing at the college level anymore I love being able to help train and serve others. For the last five years I have helped give lessons at local clubs, and private lessons to high school age or younger. I am very personable and easy to approach. No matter what your skill level I encourage you to give me a shot because I want to help you succeed on and off the court.
Teaching Experience: 5 years
Teaching Style
My teaching style is to be able to inspire and provide a positive attitude throughout every lesson. During each lesson your physical, technical, tactical, mental, and environmental aspects of your game will be tested and improved. I like to begin each lesson with a couple different warm-ups and stretching. Go into a short game to become comfortable making contact with the ball and working on foot-work and follow through. Then I will feed balls from the baseline and we will work on different groundstrokes. Next I mix it up and feed a couple of approach shots to get you to the net and work on volleys and overheads. We will spend some time then serving out a bucket of balls or two, then going into some game play to finish out the lesson. I will critique when it is necessary to do so, but it will not be after every shot. I will offer water breaks periodically and maybe ask the student during that time different scenarios to help them mentally and play points out better.
Hobbies
I grew up always staying outside and being active. I love tennis obviously, but here is also a list of things I enjoy doing! soccer, baseball, ping pong, hiking, surfing, sand volleyball, traveling, church, and attending many sporting events. I love being able to support many causes and I hope to one day compete in American Ninja Warrior!
