Alexander Berezhnoy - coach PROpickleball

Real-life match technique

In training, Alexander immediately checks the elements in the game conditions: fast exchanges, change of position, limited time and pressure of the opponent, which helps to keep the technique not only in a calm exercise, but also in the counting match

Transition from tennis

Alexander helps to maintain the sense of the ball, coordination and strong serve, while reducing the swing, speeding up the preparation of the racket and rearranging the actions at the kitchen line pickleball.

Sports achievements

Alexander successfully performs in single and mixed formats

• Winner of the BORR SPORT tournament “Cup of Russia” 2025 in the men’s singles category 19-35
• The winner of the spring singles season of the Amateur League pickleball 2026 - nine wins in ten matches.
• Silver medalist of the championship of the Moscow region 2026 in mixed doubles
• Silver medalist of the Grand Prix "Heraklion" in the men's singles
• Experience in singles, men's doubles and mixed pairs formats

Education and training

Alexander is a certified coach pickleball, student of the Russian University of Sports "GTSOLIFK" and graduate of the Belgorod Academy of Tennis named after Shamil Tarpischev. He has the third sports category in tennis and has been engaged in tennis since childhood.

Who's the right class

Active beginners and continuing players, tennis players, young athletes and participants of the competitions, who are interested in high pace, attacking play and work for the result

Main directions

Transition from tennis, serving and receiving, attacking strikes, playing from flight, blocks and counterattacks, speed of hands, movement, access to the kitchen line, single and double tactics, preparation for competitions

DUPR and international practice

Alexander has a DUPR profile and experience in matching players from different countries, and rating and competitive practice are used as development guidelines, but the program is built to the specific game tasks of the student