Jason Goldman-Petri is the author of the series Tennis Circuitry and the go-to Video Analysis Expert and Tennis Strategy Speaker at IMG Academy. Jason began teaching tennis at the ripe age of 17 and went on to become one of the youngest Tennis Directors of 2 Country Clubs, as well as a Head Tennis Pro at IMG Academy all before the age of 30. ACE Certified and a Certified Tennis Performance Specialist with iTPA, Jason is one of only 1000 USTA High Performance Certified Coaches and one of only 50 Tennis Coaches in the world selected for the USPTR Master of Tennis in Performance Certification. While studying at the prestigious Johns Hopkins University, where he graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Jason Goldman-Petri got his start as a Tennis Coach working at the Bare Hills Racquet and Fitness Club as a part of The Tennis Institute. There, he was personally trained and Certified by his long-time mentor Lenny Scheuerman, who coached several world-ranked players, including former Wimbledon doubles champion JoAnn Russell. Jason also served as the Assistant Men's and Women's Tennis Coach at Stevenson University for three years. Later, he was promoted to the Head Men's And Women's Tennis Coach. During this time, Jason served as an Assistant Coach at Roland Park Country School where he helped lead the Varsity team to four-straight MIAA Conference championships from 2008-2011. He also served as the Head JV Coach and Head Middle School Coach at Notre Dame Prep. Having coached extensively at various levels, Jason has trained players to transition from the Juniors directly to playing professionally, from the Juniors to top level college tennis teams, and from college tennis to the pro tour. As a player, Jason was a member of the men's team from Wilmington, Delaware that captured the national title at the 2011 USTA League 4.5 Adult National Championships held at the Jim Reffkin Tennis Center in Tucson, Arizona. He was also a member of the Green Spring Racquet Club's Men's USTA Tri-Level Yellow Team that won the Mid-Atlantic Sectional championship on Jan. 23, 2011. Jason was ranked in the top 150 of the Mid-Atlantic USTA Open rankings and in the top 50 players in Maryland through the Men's Open Ranking. He was the runner-up in 2010 for the Maryland State Men's Indoor Championship and finished 12th in the Men's Open Singles of the final 2009 Maryland Adult/Senior Rankings. Today, Jason Goldman-Petri is a World-Class Tennis Coach with a talent for coaching players to go Pro. If you're ready to make the transition to becoming a Professional Tennis Player, Jason is the coach for you.