Small groups. No drills for the sake of drills. You leave knowing what you're working on and why — not with a highlight reel and a sore shoulder.
We start by finding the two things actually costing you points. Not ten. Two. Most players are working on the wrong problem, and it's usually not the one they think.
Technique, then the pattern it lives inside. A clean fifth shot means nothing if you don't know when it's the right ball. I teach the why behind every rep.
We pressure-test it in real points, on video. You go home with footage and a written plan you can run on your own courts on Monday.
My two-handed backhand, taught properly. Grip, load, contact point, and the disguise that makes roll, drive and drop look identical.
Drop, drive, or neither. Most people have the shots. Almost nobody has the criteria.
Speed-ups, resets, and how to win the firefight you didn't start.
Free points and deep returns. The two cheapest edges in the sport.
For the players who want it. Court coverage and shot selection from a Top-5 singles perspective.
3.0 to 5.0. I group by level, so nobody spends two days getting run over or standing around bored.
If you're newer, you'll get a real foundation instead of bad habits you'll have to unlearn in a year. If you're already competing, we go straight to the pattern work and the two or three things separating you from the next tier.
I've taught celebrities and pro athletes, and I've taught a lot of 3.5s who just wanted to stop popping the ball up. Same approach either way: explain the why, then build it.
The full format — assessment, technique, patterns, live ball, and video. Locations drop throughout the year across the US and internationally. These sell out from the email list before they're ever posted publicly.
Get on the waitlist →Your club, your group, your dates. Half-day or full-day, built around what your players actually need. Popular with clubs, corporate groups, and friend groups who want the whole court to themselves.
Request dates →Send me match footage. I break it down on video, tell you the two things to fix, and give you the drills to fix them. No travel required, and the notes are yours to keep.
Book a session →Can't make a camp this year? The Lab is weekly live lessons, film breakdown, and Q&A — the same teaching, every week, without the flight.
See what's inside →Tell me where you are, how many players, and roughly when. I'll come back with dates and a quote. I read these myself.
Clubs, resorts, corporate groups, and private events all welcome. International inquiries are fine — I've done Japan and the Caymans, I can probably do yours.
Camp dates drop a few times a year and go to the Twoey Nation email list first. They usually fill from that list before they hit the site, so if you want in, get on it below.
Roughly 3.0 to 5.0. I group by level so the sessions actually work for everyone. If you're not sure where you sit, just ask — I'd rather place you right than have you guess.
Your paddle, court shoes you trust, and more water than you think. I'll handle the rest. If you want a Paddletek demo, tell me ahead of time.
Yes. Video of your own game and a written plan for what to work on and in what order. The plan is the point — two days is enough to change what you're practicing, not enough to change your body.
Often, yes. Use the form above. Clubs, resorts, and corporate groups are all doable, domestic or international.
Camps go to this list before they go anywhere else. Add your email and I'll tell you the moment dates and cities are locked.