Kyler still vividly remembers what it feels like to be new to tennis. As a passionate learner who once felt intimidated stepping onto a court, struggled with technique, and began building his own small community one match at a time, he brings a deeply empathetic perspective to the game.

This lived experience shapes his commitment to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment where players of all levels, backgrounds, and abilities feel supported and inspired to grow. In founding RallyHaus, Kyler set out to build a community-first public tennis model that prioritizes radical inclusivity, transparency, and long-term investment in players over short-term profits.