About R Academy
Built by a coach, for players
Meet Coach Rohan Agarwal
Rohan Agarwal grew up playing competitive tennis and earned a Top 50 ranking in Northern California, building a strong foundation through years of tournament experience.
For the past 2–3 years, Rohan has been coaching players of all ages and skill levels, helping them improve their technique, confidence, and love for the game. His coaching philosophy focuses on building strong fundamentals while creating a positive, motivating environment where every player can reach their full potential.
Alongside coaching, Rohan is returning to competitive tennis, bringing fresh tournament experience and a high-performance mindset to his students.
Rohan is now launching his own tennis academy and is excited to welcome children and adults of all skill levels. The academy offers both private lessons and group training, tailored to beginners, intermediate players, and competitive athletes looking to elevate their game.
Whether you're picking up a racket for the first time or striving to compete at the next level, Rohan is dedicated to helping every student achieve their goals and enjoy the journey.
Now hiring coaches
The academy is expanding and looking for passionate tennis coaches committed to developing players in a supportive, energetic environment. Get in touch.
Coaching philosophy
Good technique should feel natural under pressure, not just on a quiet practice court. That's why every lesson — private, group, junior, or adult — pairs stroke mechanics with situational play: real points, real pressure, real feedback.
Confidence is built the same way footwork is: repetition, honest correction, and enough encouragement to keep taking the next swing.
What every program shares
All ages welcome
From a 5-year-old's first swing to a lifelong player sharpening a doubles game in their 60s, every session is built for the person in front of the coach.
Beginner to advanced
Whether you've never rallied or you're chasing a higher tournament seed, the coaching adjusts to your level rather than running a one-size drill.
Technique and confidence
Clean mechanics matter, but so does believing in your shot under pressure. Every lesson works on both at once.