“Guiding players to their dreams has always been something that makes me very proud and motivated. Helping players push past what they ever thought possible, and extracting the greatest version of themselves is a huge reward as a coach. I want every student that comes through our programs to feel like they had the best time of their life and reached all of the goals they were striving to achieve.”

John Nallon

About John

John Nallon was born and raised in Dallas, Tx. As a junior player was ranked #1 in Texas and top 10 in the Nation. After completing his junior career he went on to play his collegiate tennis at Texas A&M. Now John is a nationally recognized Coach with nearly 20 years of experience in the industry. Over the course of his career, he has led and directed numerous successful programs, with extensive knowledge and expertise in elite Player Development, curriculum building, and facilitating environments for coaches and players to thrive. Through his career he has impacted thousands of players with many that have gone on to achieve great success at the highest levels of tennis.


Coaching/USPTA/USTA/NotableAccolades 

Coached multiple players with Gold, Silver, and Bronze National Balls
Coached and Developed Sectional and National Champions 
USPTA Elite Professional
Mental Training Inc. Certified Mental Trainer
Guest Speaker – Specialty Courses on Player Development and Program Development
USTA and ITF Travel Coach
Host of the National Podcast “The Court House” – A player and parent educational platform
“2018 USPTA TOURING COACH OF THE YEAR”
USTA TEXAS Junior Competitive Committee Member
USTA TEXAS National and Intersectional Coach


Playing Background/Personal Accolades/Certificates 

Collegiate Tennis at Texas A&M University 2002-2007
#1 in Texas and Top 10 National Junior 
Sectional Grand Slam Champion Singles and Doubles
Texas High School State Champion 2002, Runner-Up 2001
Junior Davis Cup National Championship Team 2001 
2x Dallas Tennis Association Player of the Year
Al G. Hill Senior Award Winner
2x Dallas Morning News High School Athlete of the Year
Men’s Open Texas #1 Singles and Doubles 
Played Futures and Challenger Events post college. 
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