Being born and raised in Sacramento, CA I am no stranger to unique challenges and experiences. My tennis career began at just 8 years old and I knew that was all I wanted to do: to be a “Tennis Doctor”. It takes 10,000 hours to become great and as a near-college graduate I can say that I have achieved my goals. Despite my years of coaching, high-level performance, and desire to become the greatest of all time, I was able to land a job in the Silicon Valley teaching tennis to children at government facilities. I began teaching tennis during my summer breaks and quickly rose to a level where I knew I could coach just about anyone given my skills and experience. I prepared to play NCAA Division 1 tennis for a major private university during that time as well. My dream was to become an Olympian and compete at Wimbledon but that was all pushed aside after a tendonitis diagnosis. However, I turned my passion into a business to help others and promote representation in tennis.