These coaches teach at top ranked spots and have great lesson fulfillment & student reviews.



Michael-Ray Pallares, the Director of Coach Training and Education for the UPT, is a former professional tennis player from the Dominican Republic. As a player, he was a two-time USTA national champion as a junior, received a full scholarship to play at the University of Alabama, ranked Top 10 in NCAA Division 1 tennis and held an ATP ranking for more than ten years while representing his country in the Davis Cup and the Central American and Caribbean Games. Michael-Ray has traveled extensively as a professional tour coach and/or sparring partner for several ATP and WTA players ranked top 10 in the world. He also served as Technical Director of the Panamanian Tennis Federation, Turkmenistan Tennis Federation and the Guam National Tennis Federation as an Expert Coach for the International Tennis Federation undertaking the Development of National Sport Structure, creating an action plan to strengthen the tennis program approved by the International Olympic Committee and Olympic Solidarity. He is now promoting the game of tennis worldwide through his foundation, One Love Tennis and the UPT coach education platform.
"Michael-Ray has really helped with my footwork, conditioning and overall movement on the court, which has improved my game so many levels!

Hi, my name is Coy and I love baseball. I’m 23 years old and I have been playing all my life and have been coaching for 4 years. My goal is to help students build confidence in their game and form good habits that will translate to success on the field. My goal is also to give students the tools and drills to improve their techniques without me so they can really improve.
"Coy was very patient with my daughter and really helped her understand what she could do to improve on her own time. Every lesson was fun and informative, and she was so excited to play little league with what she learned. We have noticed big improvements in her confidence and performance.