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South Florida

Get in touch to
schedule a lesson.

I am currently offering freelance private lessons across South Florida.

Contact Ed561-425-0141

Coaching
philosophy.

“Autonomy is a great way to deal with pressure.”

Coaching philosophy
Seator Tennis painted on a court beneath Ed coaching a young player at sunset

About Ed.

I’m Ed Seator—a former touring professional with 18 years of international coaching experience, now based in South Florida.

About Ed

Playing
career.

ATP singles high: No. 494
ATP doubles high: No. 426
Wimbledon qualifying · 2008

Playing career

About Ed.

“Autonomy is a great way to deal with pressure.”

I’m Ed Seator—a former touring professional with 18 years of international coaching experience, now based in South Florida. I offer world-class coaching, with efficient, effective results for players of all ages and levels. Coaching philosophy

In the past, I have had experience working at prestigious clubs in London, Dublin and Boca Raton. I was the Director of Tennis at a 55+ community in Boynton Beach, FL. During this time, I have worked with a wide range of levels and ages, from 5–75—beginners to national champions from four countries: the UK, Ireland, Canada and the USA—some of whom have gone on to represent their countries in the Davis Cup and BJK Cup, as well as the Junior World Championships.

Coaching philosophy.

I believe the most underrated part of tennis is the “ball strike.” The cleaner and harder you hit the ball, the better you play. I have had results with all ages and levels, from beginners to “world-class juniors,” ranging in age from 5–75, with this philosophy. I focus more on swing paths, smooth movements and getting the body working from the ground up, rather than exact angles and forcing people into uncomfortable positions.

Lateral movement and rotational power are the foundation of great tennis. I like to let players find their own technique, within certain parameters, to help players be able to “get behind the ball” and play on balance as often as possible. I don’t like to overload people with information and find that the more questions that are asked by the players, the more information they take on and implement.

I also believe that the environment and positivity play a big part in improving. Tennis can be an amazing, fun journey. My biggest goal is to get the player thinking on court and playing for themselves; autonomy is a great way to deal with pressure!

Players I’ve worked with

Former players.

Selected achievements from players I’ve coached. Select a player to see more.

Julian BradleyATP No. 869
Five Davis Cup caps.
Davis Cup record: 4–1.
Jennifer TimotinWTA No. 1121
Full scholarship to Michigan State.
NCAA Division I tennis.
Georgia DrummyITF juniors No. 35
WTA ranking: No. 795.
Five Billie Jean King Cup appearances.
Sinead LohanWTA No. 748
Billie Jean King Cup representative.
Emily AppletonWTA doubles No. 77
UK U16 national champion.
Alexis CanterUK U14 national champion
ITF junior ranking: No. 50.
ATP ranking: No. 773.
Cadence BraceU14 Orange Bowl
U14 Orange Bowl semifinalist.
Welles NewmanITF juniors No. 20
11 UTR at age 16.
WTA ranking: No. 885.
Eugenia Alvarez9 UTR at age 12
A junior development milestone: a 9 UTR at 12 years old.

Edward Seator · Professional tennis

Playing career.

#494ATP singles high
#426ATP doubles high
5ITF doubles titles
2ITF singles finals

2008

Wimbledon qualifying

Competed in qualifying at Roehampton, the same year his singles ranking reached the world’s top 500.

2007

Two singles finals

ITF Futures finals on clay in Opole, Poland, and on hard courts in Porto Torres, Sardinia.

Professional doubles

Five titles, four countries

Titles in Algeria, South Africa, Costa Rica and Nigeria. Winning partners included Sam Groth and Raven Klaasen.

Ed’s coaching background

South Florida

Get in touch.
Schedule a lesson.

I am currently offering freelance private lessons across South Florida. Please call or text 561-425-0141 to get in touch, so we can discuss locations and prices.

SEATOR TENNIS

On the professional tour

Edward Seator.
Professional playing history.

#494ATP singles high
#426ATP doubles high
5ITF doubles titles
2ITF singles finals

Edward Seator’s professional tennis career took him across Europe, Africa, and Central America, earning career-high ATP rankings of No. 494 in singles and No. 426 in doubles. In 2008, he competed in Wimbledon qualifying at Roehampton—one of the defining milestones of his playing career.

His singles highlights include two ITF Futures finals in 2007, reached on different surfaces: the clay courts of Opole, Poland, and the hard courts of Porto Torres, Sardinia. Those results formed part of the progression that brought him into the world’s top 500 the following year.

In doubles, Edward collected five ITF Futures titles across Algeria, South Africa, Costa Rica, and Nigeria. His winning partnerships included Sam Groth and Raven Klaasen, who later became a two-time Grand Slam doubles finalist. Alongside Klaasen, Edward secured the 2007 Cape Town title by coming back from a set down to win a deciding match tiebreak.

Beyond the rankings and trophies, his career encompassed a remarkable range of tournament settings—from British grass courts and European clay to competition in North Africa, southern Africa, and Central America. That breadth of professional experience provides a strong foundation for his coaching, bringing firsthand knowledge of international competition to the players he works with today.

Club tennis & shared achievements
Irish National Club ChampionsCastleknock Lawn Tennis Club · 2014
Promotion in GermanyUbstadt-Weiher · 2010
Alongside John Millman and Brydan Klein.