JACKIE RESLER
Tennis 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.
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The Importance Junior Tournaments
By Jackie Resler - Tennis Pro & Coach Professional dancers spend years perfecting their craft, and carefully examine every aspect of their physical routine to ensure perfection. But all of that training could mean nothing if that dancer is not mentally...
The Keys to Nutritional Success on the Court
By Jackie Resler - Tennis Pro Coach Every person on this planet is searching for prosperity and trying to find success in everything they do. One of the key factors in trying to accomplish our goals is keeping our minds and bodies fueled. The human body is...
How To Get The Right Tennis Doubles Partner Part II
By Jackie Resler - Tennis Pro Coach Double Partners Pt. 2: Skill Chemistry A successful doubles team requires two players to act as a singular unit on the court. In order for this to happen, the teammates must thoroughly understand their own skills on the...
How To Get The Right Tennis Doubles Partner Part I
By Jackie Resler - Tennis Pro Coach Double Partners Pt. 1: Personality Chemistry The benefit of playing doubles is that having the hardest hit ball or the fastest feet is unnecessary, unlike singles play. The strongest advantage any doubles team can have is...
Meditation And Tennis
By Jackie Resler - Tennis Pro We all remember that scene from high school of a player who gets so upset mid-game, that they smash their own racquet into smithereens. Meanwhile, their parents are on the sidelines, wincing at the new expense to hit their bank...
Is Perfectionism Beneficial or Detrimental?
By Jackie Resler - Tennis Pro All people have something that they care about, as they strive to reach their maximum potential. This is how people become successful in general, whether it is in life or sports. Being a perfectionist is not automatically a...
Why Parental Involvement is Important
By Jackie Resler - Tennis Pro Sports are very important for youth development, as it teaches perseverance, teamwork, and critical thinking. If children have a parent accompany them during their athletic career, these characteristics can be amplified. Parents have...
How To Come Back From Failures
By Jackie Resler - Tennis Pro In sports, there can be one person or team that is the winner. On the tennis court, there can only be one winner. It definitely hurts to lose. I bet you right now that you hate to lose and feel like a failure. I also hate to lose....
The Secret To Becoming The Best At Your Sport
By Jackie Resler - Tennis Pro Instructor Many athletes who want to maximize their athletic abilities agree that learning physical skills is easier than developing mental skills... ...skills such as focus, motivation, and resilience. Learning how to volley is easier...