An independent, expert evaluation of your junior’s game, environment, and trajectory. I look at where they are, where they’re trying to get to, and what’s actually in the way, then write it down as a plan you can use.
Most parents are flying blind. You’re investing in your player and giving up your weekends, with no objective sense of whether the path is right.
A Player Development Audit is a one-time, independent assessment of where your player truly is: their game, their coaching environment, and their trajectory. You walk away with a written report that names the gap between where they are and where they want to go, plus a concrete development plan to close it. It’s diagnosis and direction, not another set of lessons.
Every audit begins with a free 15-minute fit call. You decide afterward whether to book anything.
Working with siblings? Ask about the Family Audit ($2,497).
These are the same forms I use with every family I work with. They tell me who your player is before we speak, so the fit call can be a conversation rather than me asking background questions. Fill out the one that applies to you. If a player and a parent are both involved, do both.
Your game, your goals, your training week, and what you actually want out of tennis. Answer it yourself, in your own words. Nobody is grading you.
Start the player intakeYour read on the last two years, the current coaching setup, the investment, and what you are hoping changes. Answered separately from your player, on purpose.
Start the parent intakeNot sure an audit is right for you yet? Start with the free 15-minute fit call instead. Nothing you send is shared with anyone.
You know exactly what happens at every stage, and what you walk away with, before you commit to anything.
You complete the short intake forms and send match or practice video. I review everything before we ever talk.
On-court evaluation plus separate sit-downs with your player and you: what’s working, what’s missing, what they’re really thinking.
A written report covering where your player actually is, the gap ahead, and a concrete development plan. The deliverable you keep.
A 30-day follow-up call to check implementation and adjust the plan. (Included with the Full Audit.)
This isn’t a play to replace the coach you have. It’s an independent evaluation, and more often than not the smartest next step runs through your current coach.
Every Full Audit includes a Coach Handoff Page built to do exactly that: clear next steps your coach can act on, written so it lands as help rather than criticism. Many families share the full report with their coach to get everyone working from the same plan.
Whether you share it is your call. There’s no wrong answer.
Coach Alex gave us the complete picture we’d been missing, and a plan we could actually follow. Worth every dollar.Tennis parent, Full Audit client
Once the process is complete, the report is yours to use however you choose. For many families, that gives them exactly what they need to move ahead with confidence and direction.
For families who would like some continued guidance, I also offer follow-up sessions at the three-, six-, nine-, and twelve-month marks. These sessions give us an opportunity to review how the plan is working, address any changes, and make adjustments as your player continues to develop. Follow-ups can be scheduled individually or as a package.
In some cases, a family may also be interested in working with me more directly on an ongoing basis. That is a conversation we can have after the audit is complete. I intentionally take on a limited number of players and projects each year, so the decision is based on whether it is the right fit for everyone involved. If I believe I can genuinely help, I’ll tell you. And if I don’t believe I’m the right person for what your player needs, I’ll be just as honest about that.
Tell me a little about your player. We’ll see if an audit is the right move, and if it’s not, I’ll tell you that too.