Tennis Instructors / Vaughan Athletic Center
Jim Bowers
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Teaching Style Each player learns differently, so I prefer to teach through activity instead of lecturing. I prefer fast paced drills that focus on proper shot selection and court positioning. As Confucious says, ‘I hear and I forget. I do and I understand.’ My teaching style is that of less talk and more doing.
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Teaching Style I give my students the most up-to-date instruction and training so they have every advantage in working to meet their goals. I love teaching and getting the most out of my students. Seeing them make progress and enjoy the game while they improve makes it very rewarding for all.
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Teaching Style The most important thing is to play hard, play with heart and have fun doing it. I truly enjoy educating people on the game, because tennis can be played throughout life and if you love the sport, you will continually improve.
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Teaching Style My philosophy is to assure everyone is having fun while learning. If it’s not fun, what’s the point? I enjoy the interaction with players and the sense of accomplishment they feel when reaching each one of their goals.
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Teaching Style Since first picking up a racquet as a nine-year old, I have been a player, fan, teacher and promoter of the sport. There are many styles of players, and I believe each has to be equipped with the tools that best fit their physical and mental abilities.
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Teaching Style I stress the fundamentals of the game and make it fun by teaching from a player’s perspective. Winning strategies are always traced back to good fundamentals. I care about the players and love to see them improve and have fun doing it.
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Teaching Style Being a good tennis player requires commitment and hard work. It’s also important to have fun while learning, so I make each practice session/lesson enjoyable. It’s very rewarding to see students progress and grow, not only as players, but as people.
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Teaching Style I teach technique and consistency to create a championship type player while creating a fun learning environment. It’s very rewarding to watch kids grow, learn and become highly ranked tennis players. Paul Pridmore Areas of Specialty
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Teaching Style I strive to provide a fun learning environment that is conducive to students’ growth and development of their tennis skills. As a former competitive player, I truly enjoy sharing my passion and love for the game with students; it’s rewarding to see them improve. John Tsang Areas of Specialty
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Teaching Style Build a solid foundation based on teamwork and leadership that focuses on incremental improvement each time a player steps on the court. The ultimate goal is to get better every day and develop a love for tennis. The life lessons learned through tennis strengthen a player’s character and stay with them forever. |










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