Private tennis lessons near home

Five local courts.
One focused coach.

Plan one-on-one tennis coaching at convenient public courts across Marietta, East Cobb, Kennesaw, and Woodstock.

North Cobb service area

Spend less time driving.
More time playing.

A convenient court makes consistent coaching easier. Aaron’s core lesson area includes five public parks positioned around Marietta and nearby North Cobb communities.

Families can compare the listed parks by city and main road, then discuss the best fit when planning a lesson. The final choice depends on both schedules and current court availability. Because these are public outdoor facilities, weather, tournaments, leagues, maintenance, and park activity can occasionally affect the plan.

Krisan Tennis is a service-area coaching business; the parks are meeting places for lessons, not Krisan Tennis offices. Exact arrival instructions and any schedule change should be confirmed directly before a session.

Choose your area

Find a court
that fits the week.

Each location can support private kids lessons and player-development coaching, subject to court and coach availability.

Explore kids coaching
01

Marietta

Skip Wells Park

Near Bells Ferry Road
Private lesson meeting area · Outdoor public courts
02

East Cobb

Sweat Mountain Park

Near Steinhauer Road
Private lesson meeting area · Outdoor public courts
03

Kennesaw

Big Shanty Park

Near Kennesaw Due West Road
Private lesson meeting area · Outdoor public courts
04

Woodstock

Hobgood Park

Near Towne Lake Parkway
Private lesson meeting area · Outdoor public courts
05

Woodstock

Dupree Park

Near Neese Road
Private lesson meeting area · Outdoor public courts
Location guide

Three things to
consider.

The “closest” court is not always the easiest. A practical choice accounts for the day, traffic direction, player routine, and the kind of consistency the family can sustain.

Drive pattern

Start from the real weekday

Consider school, work, and after-school traffic—not only the mileage from home. A court near the route you already travel may be the more reliable choice.

Routine

Make preparation easy

Choose a time and place that leave room for water, shoes, racquet, and a calm arrival. Rushing into the first ball makes learning harder.

Availability

Keep a backup in mind

Public courts can be busy. When possible, identify a second acceptable park so a temporary conflict does not interrupt the coaching rhythm.

Court questions

Before you
head out.

Working toward competition?

See player development
01Where does Aaron teach tennis lessons?

Lessons can be planned at Skip Wells Park in Marietta, Sweat Mountain Park in East Cobb, Big Shanty Park in Kennesaw, and Hobgood Park or Dupree Park in Woodstock.

02How is the lesson court selected?

The player’s location, schedule, and court availability all matter. The exact park and meeting details are confirmed when the lesson is planned.

03Are these indoor courts?

These are public outdoor tennis facilities. Weather, court availability, and any park rules may affect the final lesson plan.

04Can Aaron meet at a different court?

The five listed parks describe the current core service area. Ask when planning a lesson if you have a nearby court in mind; availability is not guaranteed.

Pick the convenient court.

Then build a routine
that keeps working.

Plan a
lesson