Coach K coached top 100 ATP and WTA Tour professionals and is also USTPA Certified. He attended Georgia Southern, where he played #1. He then started coaching players from around the world from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, England, Nigeria and USA to name a few.

Now, he leads a fleet of experienced coaches at the South Fulton Tennis Center with a mission to build up the community through the game of tennis.

Coach Nick started playing tennis at the age of 6. Since then his tennis quickly escalated. As a junior, he was nationally ranked, played Kalamazoo, played for Hampton University from 2004-2009, and subsequently played ITAs, ITFs and prize money tournaments.

Coach Nick started coaching in 2008 and has helped over 20 students to obtain full tennis scholarships to Division I and II schools.

Coach Monet started her tennis career at the young age of 6. Winning over 25 junior tournaments, while in 7th grade, she became the youngest to play #1 on the Boston Latin School varsity team.

Monet received a full scholarship to play for Florida A&M. She started her coaching career at the age of 16, became assistant coach at FAMU for two years and has helped over 20 of her junior students achieve Division I and II university scholarships.

Immersed in tennis since the age of six, Augustya's life has revolved around tennis which has taken him on an extraordinary journey of personal growth and athletic achievement. After an illustrious junior career, he transitioned into coaching with the same zeal that fueled his playing days.

His coaching philosophy centers on two core principles: passion and technical precision. "Tennis is not just a game; it's a way of life." His deep love for the sport drives him to inspire his students to fall in love with the game believing that cultivating passion and joy for tennis improves performance and instills valuable life skills such as discipline, resilience, and teamwork.

Fashionably known Aaru. I was born and raised in India. In 2017, I made my way to the United States on an athletic scholarship, embarking on my journey as a professional tennis player.

During my time here, I played No. 1 in both singles and doubles for NCAA D1 at Tennessee State University. Additionally, I earned my master's degree from the Savannah College of Art and Design. While playing for college, I spent a year working as an assistant coach for high-performance groups at the YMCA Club in Nashville, TN. I also conducted hitting lessons with players, sharing the insights and experiences I gained as a professional player.

My aim is to help players enhance their performance in matches by providing guidance based on my own journey in the world of tennis.

I started playing tennis when I was 15 years old. I became skilled enough to play college tennis on a scholarship. Upon finishing college, I started playing professional tennis. In my downtime, I coach youth, intermediate, and adult tennis programs.

My favorite students are adults because I can really specialize the program to their individual needs. I really enjoy bringing my student's game the next level.