Author: gwie
Date: 2025-08-12 04:34
It can be all over the place due to a teacher's experience, the region's cost of living, and the willingness of students/families to pay. One of my mentors used to quote exorbitantly high numbers to try to avoid certain students!
Many of the numbers mentioned here, except for the extremes, are quite lower than what I currently charge hourly for lessons. Some of the adults I coach tell me that they get the same amount done in one lesson with me that they would get in multiple lessons with other teachers they have experienced, so they feel that they are getting their money's worth.
However, I do have a few younger players that I volunteer with a non-profit to teach entirely pro bono, so in the end, I think it all balances out. :P
Post Edited (2025-08-12 04:35)
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