I’m originally from Munich, Germany and played Division I tennis at Indiana University. Before coming to the U.S., I competed internationally and reached No. 29 in the world in the ITF rankings and a career-high ATP ranking of No. 1065.
At Indiana, I played at the top of the lineup in both singles and doubles. I was ranked as high as No. 78 in the ITA doubles rankings and qualified twice for the NCAA Doubles Championships. Tennis has been a huge part of my life, and coaching is something I really enjoy. I know how rewarding it is to see your game improve and to reach goals that once felt out of reach.
A big part of my own development was reviewing match and practice video with my coaches. I started doing that as a junior and continued throughout college. It helped me understand what was actually happening in my game and where I needed to improve. I still believe it’s one of the best ways to make progress because it takes the guesswork out of training.
I work with players of all levels and tailor each lesson to the individual. My goal is to help every player better understand their game, build confidence, and keep improving.
Facundo Yunis
I’m originally from Munich, Germany and played Division I tennis at Indiana University. Before coming to the U.S., I competed internationally and reached No. 29 in the world in the ITF rankings and a career-high ATP ranking of No. 1065.
At Indiana, I played at the top of the lineup in both singles and doubles. I was ranked as high as No. 78 in the ITA doubles rankings and qualified twice for the NCAA Doubles Championships. Tennis has been a huge part of my life, and coaching is something I really enjoy. I know how rewarding it is to see your game improve and to reach goals that once felt out of reach.
A big part of my own development was reviewing match and practice video with my coaches. I started doing that as a junior and continued throughout college. It helped me understand what was actually happening in my game and where I needed to improve. I still believe it’s one of the best ways to make progress because it takes the guesswork out of training.
I work with players of all levels and tailor each lesson to the individual. My goal is to help every player better understand their game, build confidence, and keep improving.
Submit up to 5 minutes of one shot — forehand, backhand, serve, return, or volley. Facundo 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. Facundo reviews, annotates, and records a full lesson response.
Four lessons built around your game, with a progress note at the end.