I'm Ben, originally from Cleveland, Ohio, and I currently compete at the Division I level at Indiana University. I began my college career at Virginia Tech before transferring to Indiana my sophomore year. In high school, I was a two-time individual state champion in Ohio and finished ranked #51 in my graduating class. I've reached a high UTR of 12.69 in college.
Tennis has been a defining part of my life. It's where I built my closest friendships, learned what it means to be dedicated to something, and developed as a person. Having been through the process myself makes it rewarding to see players have breakthroughs and start believing in their game.
As a player, I'm a baseliner who relies on my forehand, and film analysis has become very important to my training. I film my shots to analyze technique and watch match footage to identify patterns and areas to improve. I bring that analytical mindset to lessons, and I like to coach in a way that's intuitive and actionable. I've coached all levels, from complete beginners to college-bound players. My goal is always to help players reach their potential and learn in a way that's tailored to them.
Ben Pomeranets
I'm Ben, originally from Cleveland, Ohio, and I currently compete at the Division I level at Indiana University. I began my college career at Virginia Tech before transferring to Indiana my sophomore year. In high school, I was a two-time individual state champion in Ohio and finished ranked #51 in my graduating class. I've reached a high UTR of 12.69 in college.
Tennis has been a defining part of my life. It's where I built my closest friendships, learned what it means to be dedicated to something, and developed as a person. Having been through the process myself makes it rewarding to see players have breakthroughs and start believing in their game.
As a player, I'm a baseliner who relies on my forehand, and film analysis has become very important to my training. I film my shots to analyze technique and watch match footage to identify patterns and areas to improve. I bring that analytical mindset to lessons, and I like to coach in a way that's intuitive and actionable. I've coached all levels, from complete beginners to college-bound players. My goal is always to help players reach their potential and learn in a way that's tailored to them.
Submit up to 5 minutes of one shot — forehand, backhand, serve, return, or volley. Ben breaks it down with drawing, slow motion, voiceover, and side-by-side comparison. No generic tips — just the 1–2 adjustments that matter most.
Submit up to 30 minutes of footage and a focus area. Ben reviews, annotates, and records a full lesson response.
Four lessons built around your game, with a progress note at the end.