Testimonials...
""When
my two boys started taking lessons with CV, they were
struggling to win a match…within two years, they both
succeeded in being a top ranked junior…my older son has
even earned national ranking points and my younger son
is well poised to do the same. As a former college and
ranked player,
I
cannot
think
of a
better
coach
for
my
sons
than
CV!"
Liz Hainey,
PhD
“CV
helped me in many aspects of my game, most notably my
technique, mental focus, and confidence.
His
coaching
was
instrumental
in
me
becoming
a
much
better
tennis
player.”
Stephen
Katrein
US
Air
Force
Academy
Tennis
Player
"I took up tennis late in life and I'm now playing a lot
of tennis in my retirement. I can attest that one does
not have to be a youngster to benefit from CV's
instruction. He was able to quickly analyze my game and
improve my skill by making valuable corrections and
suggestions in small steps that I could handle without
being overwhelmed. Even more importantly, I got to know
CV well during his four years at Canyon Creek and saw
that his personality and character make him a superb
role model for both youths and adults."
John Shriner Retired Airline and Air Force Pilot
Anand
C.
Venkataramani
or
Coach
CV
as
he
is
popularly
known,
has
been
involved
with
the
game
of
tennis
for
over
30
years.
CV
was
ranked
3 in
Juniors
and
11
in
the
Men’s
Open
Category
in
India.
He
played
Line
1
singles
and
doubles
for
Madras
University,
which
went
on
to
win
the
All-India
Inter-University
Championship
twice.
He
captained
his
team
from
1993-1995
and
won
the
“Best
Player”
award
in
1995.
After
finishing
college
CV
started
coaching
tennis
and
has
coached
many
National
and
International
players.
After
many
successful
years
in
India
he
and
his
wife
moved
to
the
US
where
he
took
on a
position
at
the
Randy
Mani
Tennis
Academy
(RMTA)
in
NY.
CV
was
the
Director
of
Junior
Development,
Tournament
Director
and
Summer
Programs
coordinator
at
RMTA.
In
August
2007
CV
and
his
family
moved
to
Richardson,
TX
where
he
joined
the
staff
of
Canyon
Creek
Tennis
as
co-director
of
the
Champ-Super
Champ
program.
He
went
on
to
become
Director
of
Future
Champs,
the
club’s
program
for
ZAT
level
players.
CV
coordinated
the
Plano
ISD
and
Richardson
ISD
off-campus
tennis
program
and
was
also
the
Tournament
Director
of
the
Texas
Open
- a
National
Level
3
BG18
tennis
tournament
that
he
organized
every
year
from
2007
to
2011.
He
was
one
of
the
coaches
in
the
club’s
Special
Olympics
Tennis
program.
CV
is a
USTA
High
Performance
Coach
and
is
certified
P1
by
USPTA
and
Professional
by
PTR.
He
has
a
Bachelor’s
in
Advertising
and
Master’s
in
English
Literature.
He
currently
resides
in
Plano
with
his
wife
and
a
daughter
who
loves
to
play
tennis.