Three prices.No packages.No pressure.
Everything in this practice is priced plainly: an assessment to start, programs when you want coaching, and a membership that keeps your progress. Here’s all of it.
Baseline Assessment
One on-court session. Your game scored across ten skill dimensions, with a written report you keep.
$49one time
This is the entry point for all coaching, and it’s useful even if you never book another session — most players have never once seen their game in numbers.
Made-to-order programs
Your program — a 4–8 week block designed from your intake and baseline, individual or group, scheduled around your life.
from $180/mo
Most made-to-order programs land in the $180–220/mo range. Your exact number depends on your goals and how often we train — and it’s the $49 assessment that earns it, finalized in your personalized proposal before you commit to anything. Group formats usually work out to the best per-player value.
Includes your Lab membership.
A seat in the Lab
Play pals at your level, member court time, mini-tournaments — plus the trend lines that prove it’s working.
$19/mo
- Play pals matched to your level
- Member court time — unsupervised fun plays
- Mini-tournaments, capped small and close
- Member pricing on programs and clinics
Cancel anytime from your own billing page. Your progress history stays yours.
Intake — free.
A short questionnaire about your goals and your game, answered with a written snapshot of what I see. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Every client relationship starts here — and if I’m not the right fit, this is where I’ll tell you.
A seat in the Lab — $19 a month.
You’re not buying lessons. You’re joining the club that trains together:
- Play pals matched to your level — a crew, not a waitlist
- Member court time on the city courts I reserve — unsupervised fun plays
- Mini-tournaments and round-robins, capped small and close
- Trend lines across all ten skill dimensions, updated with every assessment and session
- Goals set with me, tracked in your portal
- Regular check-ins so drift gets caught early
- Priority scheduling when program spots and assessments open up
- Member pricing on programs and clinics
Straight answers
Fair questions, straight answers.
Why is there no hourly lesson price?
Because hourly lessons without a plan are most of what's wrong with pickleball instruction. If a single session is genuinely what you need, the assessment is that session — and it comes with a report.
Is the assessment required?
For programs, yes. I won't design a program on guesswork, and you shouldn't pay for one built that way.
What if I can't afford this right now?
Tell me in the intake. Between group formats, clinics, and occasional flexibility, there's usually a path. Nobody gets a lecture for asking.
Have a different question? The chatbot in the corner can answer most of them on the spot, or start an intake and ask Coach Tobin directly.