Never played but ready to start? Our beginner program is the place to be! From there, leagues and socials at every level are waiting for you.
Do you prefer some intense singles? Small group drills focusing on a specific shot? Or a liveball drill to get sweaty? You’ll find it all on the courts of The Paseo Club.
Want the one-on-one experience? Our certified professionals are here for you!
Specialty clinics at every level, in a group setting, to help elevate your game.
With Paseo leagues, you'll get consistent play with partners across member leagues, USTA, WTT, and more! Using our leagues, you'll find all the competition you can handle.
As early as 3 years old, our juniors begin to learn the fundamentals of a sport that will last a lifetime.
Mixers, socials, and tournament play to make the most of your month.
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Tennis Instructor
Jackson was recognized as the youngest Head High School Coach at Valencia High School at age 19. During his time as Head Coach, Jackson developed his players and won the girls league title, ending the drought of titles at the school and making him the youngest Head Coach to win a league title. Along with the league title, Jackson also coached his team to the CIF D1 Quarterfinals. Each year Jackson was Head Coach at Valencia he coached up a Player of The Year in the Foothill League. Jackson has experience working with high-level juniors who have played college tennis. Alongside coaching at Paseo, Jackson is now an Assistant Coach at College of the Canyons.
Jackson played at Valencia High School, where he won 2 individual titles during his playing career. While playing at Valencia he was named first team in the conference twice, Doubles Team of the Year twice and was a part of the LA Regional 2nd Team once. In college Jackson played at Glendale College where he started in singles and doubles and had a winning record in both. In his second year of the program at Glendale, he was named Team Captain. Jackson then received 30+ college offers to various schools ranging from D1, D2, D3, and NAIA. Jackson then played at the University of Puget Sound where he played the #1 singles and doubles positions on the team. Afterward, Jackson played for NAIA powerhouse OUAZ on an athletic scholarship.
Jackson is excited to pass on the lessons he has learned from his playing and coaching career to the members of The Paseo Club and continue the tradition of the love for tennis at the Club.
Tennis Instructor
A homegrown Valencia native, Adam played tennis at Hart High where he set the record for most singles wins in a season and advanced to the QF of the CIF tournament. He earned a scholarship to play tennis at Azusa Pacific University, where he played for four years. As team captain in 2005, he led the Cougars to win the school’s first ever NAIA National Championship. He won the prestigious Ojai Valley Invitational twice in doubles(2003, 2005) and once in singles (2004) and was a First Team NAIA All-American selection three times (2003-2005). He and his doubles partner, Sam Fletcher, were ranked #1 in the country for three years (2003-2005). His highest singles ranking was #14 in the country (2003).
After graduating with a bachelor’s in Business, Adam turned pro and took his racquets around the world for the next three years, competing on the ATP tour. Traveling to over 35 countries, he notched several victories over top 100 ATP opponents in doubles and reached a career high of #527 in the world. Davidson played two seasons of World Team Tennis for the Sacramento Capitals, where he played alongside the likes of Pete Sampras, Anna Kournakova, Mark Knowles, and the Bryan Brothers.
With 15 years of coaching experience in addition to a USPTA certification, Adam has coached a wide variety of players; from day-1 beginners to several Division I collegiate players. He has a passion for coaching and mentoring players, to improve in tennis but also glean from it lessons for success in life.
USPTA Pro
Gabe was born and raised in Tel Aviv Israel. In 1963 he was introduced to tennis for the first time his was 13 years old.
In two years he won already the juniors and adult championships at his club and a year later he made the national junior team and represented Israel in Germany.
After completing his three year military duty he settled down in the US and continued pursuing his tennis ambitions by coaching and simultaneously competing on the US and European tour.
His best win came in 1983 in doubles over Shlomo Glickstein who was the French open doubles finalist a year later, and also was 22 on the ATP in singles.
Lack of sponsors and after running out of funds, just like many other pros coaching was the inevitable alternative.
Working in Several clubs in the valley and LA Gabe has established himself as a prominent pro by winning the USPTA pro of the year twice and producing many college players, he also got to work with ATP and WTA players such as Dan Dan- China fed. Cup, Nir Welgreen – ATP 160.
At age of 35 Gabe has returned to competition on the senior tour. Staying fit was quite handy leading to high So Cal ranking, US national ranking and number 5 I.T.F ranking. Winning the Macabia gold medal (1986), the sectionals in So.Cal, and reaching semi finals twice in I.T.F world championships were some of his best accomplishments.
Gabe is looking forward to share with you a life span of coaching and playing experience and ready to assist you with your tennis aspirations.
USPTA Pro
Originally from Germany, René started playing tennis at age seven and immediately fell in love with the sport. Recruited by talent scouts of the BTV (Baden Tennis Federation) at age ten and with the unrelenting support of his parents, he started traveling to tournaments all over Germany. Winning the local Men’s tournament at age twelve caught the attention of scouts from bigger clubs and René signed a contract with Karlsruher ETV at age 14. Playing during an era where lots of Russian talent played in German higher tier clubs, he got to hit with the likes of Andreij Medvedev, Andrei Cherkasov among others.
It was during the 1994 season preparations that René started to experience lower back spasms, followed by consistent pain in his lower back region. Over the next year the problem continued to worsen and after specialist consultation, René had to finally abandon his pursuit of a professional tennis career at age 17 having barely started playing Challengers. The biggest win of his youth career was beating Tommy Haas in straight sets at the Baden-Baden Championships. René never lost his passion for tennis and transitioned to coaching over the years. Certified by the PROFESSIONAL TENNIS REGISTRY PTR (Internationally recognized Organization) for “10 and Under” as well as “High Performance”, René has been coaching at The Paseo Club since December 2018.
Tennis Instructor
Tennis Instructor
Hello! I’m Dustin Kua, a former division 1 men’s tennis player from Cal Poly and the University of Portland. I grew up playing at the Paseo summer tennis clinics when I was 8 years old and have gained the foundation, enthusiasm, and grit to go onto the collegiate level. I helped coach several of my college teammates as well as kids of all levels to find their inner drive, confidence, and ability to perform on the tennis court.
Gaining the wisdom from many coaches ranging from Paseo pros all the way to former NCAA division 1 champion from USC and UCLA, they have helped me gain experience and knowledge on how to improve not only my game but those around me. I’m super excited to be a part of the staff at the Paseo Club and I’m looking forward to working with all kids, adults, and people of all ages!
Tennis Instructor
Proyfon Lohaphaisan is a native of the Santa Clarita Valley and began competing in USTA tournaments when she was 11 years old. She played varsity tennis at Hart High School for 4 years. In her junior year, she and Jackie Resler took the team to their first CIF Southern California Sectionals. In her senior year, she and her doubles partner, Natalia Muñoz, reached the CIF Southern California Sectionals' doubles quarterfinals. After she graduated from Hart High School in 2015, Proyfon played for Quinnipiac University, a Division I tennis team, in Hamden, Connecticut. At Quinnipiac University, she played both singles and doubles for all 4 years. In 2016, she had 46 Division I Single-Season Wins, which placed her #3 in Quinnipiac's single-season record book. For her All-Time Career Wins, she had 120 wins, which placed her #18 in Quinnipiac’s tennis record book. During her 4 years at Quinnipiac, Proyfon and her team won 3 consecutive conference championship tournaments and played in the college tennis NCAA tournament 3 times.
Proyfon earned a Bachelor’s in Health Science Studies with a minor in Biomedical Sciences. She is USPTA certified and hopes to share her knowledge and experiences, coach players, and mentor young player's values and skills to use on and off the court. See you on the courts!
Tennis & Pickleball Instructor
USPTA Pro
Kenny Puvogel, better known as Coach KP, started at the Paseo Club as a tennis teaching professional in 2006 and is celebrating his 11th year teaching at the club.
He’s been teaching tennis for over 20 years, including taking a short venture to NYC in 2012 to teach at the prestigious Vanderbilt Tennis Club in Grand Central Terminal where he also served as Director of Fitness Programs and Personal Training. He also taught at the indoor courts at Sutton East Tennis and Yorkville Tennis Club; and at the Riverside Clay tennis courts while in NYC. He returned to Southern California and the Paseo Club in 2013 for a year before deciding to take another brief journey to teach tennis in the Atlanta area of Georgia at the Manor Tennis Club, Polo Tennis Club and Oz Tennis Academy.
Calling himself an ambassador of tennis, he loves working with all ages and believes his passion, energy, enthusiasm and devotion to the sport transcends to and inspires his students. He loves introducing the sport to beginners and teaches a high energy, calorie burning and fun-filled cardio tennis class. Additionally, he works with his clients to build a balance of tennis skills and fitness, and strives for nothing but the highest quality program attainable while seeking to build lasting relationships with all of his students. He is a great motivator and is known affectionately to many as the “Pied Piper of Tennis.”Before entering the tennis profession full time, Kenny spent over 25 years in the promotion, marketing and sales fields of the music industry, 23 years with the legendary Warner Brothers Records family – the most successful, powerful and prestigious label of the time – the last 10 years serving as Vice President of Rock Promotion.
With music being very popular among touring tennis pros, good fortune would bring Kenny together with former #1 world professional Jim Courier backstage at an R.E.M. concert in Atlanta in 1995. Through his ongoing relationship with Courier, Kenny has had the chance to spend time behind the scenes of professional tennis, meeting and learning from the pros, their coaches and trainers and chatting with anyone who wants to talk tennis or music. While exchanging ideas on tennis and music, he absorbed everything the sport has to offer and has a wealth of priceless knowledge that he yearns to share.
Kenny’s tennis journey continued while he managed Sammy Hagar (Van Halen) and his travels took him to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico often where he began to teach part time at the Adan Bries Tennis Academy and at local resort hotels. Looking for a new direction, he realized tennis was it and this is when he decided it was time for a change in pursuit of sharing his love of the game.
In 2000, he became a full time tennis coach teaching independently in the Santa Clarita Valley. He has been the head coach at four of the six local high schools as well as directing the high school summer tennis program for College of the Canyons. With his West Ranch girls’ tennis team, he holds the distinction of having the first team of any sport at the school to make the CIF playoffs in school history.
Kenny believes the many people he met and continues to meet along the way gives him a unique perspective to teaching tennis. He takes pride in his passion and considers himself to be what he calls a “tennis concierge” handling his clients’ every tennis need.
*USPTA certified
*USTA Roving Umpire
*Babolat team member
*ASFA certified personal trainer
USPTA Pro
Jackie Resler, a Santa Clarita native who found her love for tennis playing at the Paseo Club since 2004, became an instructor here in 2018. Jackie graduated from Hart High School in 2014 primarily playing #1 singles and lead the team to their first CIF Southern California Sectionals in program history. Jackie graduated from Azusa Pacific University in 2018 and played on the tennis team, starting in singles and doubles for all 4 years. At one point in her college tennis career, Jackie reached #14 in the West Region for singles. In her final year at Azusa as captain, Jackie led the team to finish #10 in the nation and to the first NCAA DII Regionals in program history.
She received her BS in Applied Exercise Science with a minor in Nutrition. Jackie also received her MA in Psychology with Specialization in Sports Psychology from Ashford University and is titled Sports and Performance Mental Coach. Other credentials received are USPTA certified, NASM certified and TRIBE training certified. Currently, she is coaching the Varsity West Ranch Boys’ Tennis team and Junior Varsity West Ranch Girls’ Tennis tennis team. Jackie is excited to pass on the lessons and experiences she has learned from her career to youth players, continuing the tradition of finding love for the sport of tennis at the Paseo Club.
USPTA Pro
Darren grew up in Santa Clarita and began playing tennis at the age of 15. He quickly advanced on the junior circuit earning top Sectional and National rankings. Following his junior career, he attended the University of California, Berkeley, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. While in school he simultaneously competed in professional tournaments obtaining a top United States National Professional ranking as an amateur.
After graduating from UC-Berkeley, he trained with Grant Doyle, former coach to Sam Querrey and Ryan Harrison, and John Roddick, brother and former coach of Andy Roddick, and the current Director of Tennis and the Men’s Head Coach at the University of Central Florida. While working with Doyle and Roddick, he functioned as a practice partner for their stable of Top-200 ATP ranked players.
Darren is a USPTA Certified Elite Professional, who has developed numerous players into CIF league champions and collegiate athletes. Though he works with players of all ages and abilities, he specializes in the rapid development of beginning and junior players. Take a lesson and see the improvements he can make in your game today.
USPTA Pro
A native of Siberia, Russia, Aleksey was a top-ten junior in the country. He came to the US to go pro but decided to attend college instead. He played #1 singles for the University of Minnesota, helping the team to climb to the #8 spot in the country. Between school, Aleksey traveled all over the US to play professional tournaments, eventually achieving ATP ranking in the summer of 2004. He participated in two exhibition doubles matches (St. Paul, MN 2003, and Grand Forks, ND 2004) against the former #1 doubles team in the world the Jensen brothers. The first match also feared Monica Seles and Anna Kournikova, and the second match was between Andy Roddick and Andre Agassi.
Since 2005, Aleksey has been coaching in numerous country clubs as well as full-time at Lifetime club in Minneapolis. In 2006, he received the “USPTA Northern Section Junior Development Coach of the Year” award. Aleksey has been working at the Paseo club since 2012 raising half a dozen Division 1 and 3 college players during that time. Aleksey’s specialty is technique, and along with helping juniors establish proper fundamental, has been helping many adults to do the same. He has drills almost every day for different levels of players, who want to tap into their full potential.
As a court member, you have access to our entire club, including all tennis and pickleball. The Court membership gives you an all access pass to all of Paseo Club. Not only will you get to enjoy eleven tennis courts and eleven pickleball courts, but you’ll get the gym, our outdoor pavilions, the pool, and everything else that covers the 8 acres of fun available to you!
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