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  • Articles for Intermediate to Advanced Squash Players

    Articles for Intermediate to Advanced Squash Players

    Squash Player Magazine has an amazing collection of articles many written by or interviewed with squash pros in their Workshop section. Some of the topics they cover include: If you are an intermediate or advanced player, definitely give them a look. Articles from the Pros at from SquashPlayer.co.uk

  • Studying Women Squash Players to Learn Technique

    Studying Women Squash Players to Learn Technique

    By J Ferrier Something one of my doubles squash partners said to me once was this: if you want to learn technique watch a woman play. Well, obviously he didn’t mean me. But one only has to watch Nouran Gohar strike a ball to know that women can be powerful hitters. But basically what he…

  • Squash Forehand Technique

    Squash Forehand Technique

    Many people learn to play the game of squash but don’t actually learn “proper” technique. Or they might learn technique from other players who really don’t have the right form themselves. I was one of those players – I didn’t want perfecting techniques to kill my love for the game. I really wasn’t interested in…

  • Rules of Singles Squash

    Rules of Singles Squash

    Wondering what the actual rules are around lets and strokes? Of course you are. Here are the World Squash Federation official rules to Singles squash (last updated in 2020). Single Squash Rules https://www.worldsquash.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/201127_Rules-of-Singles-Squash-2020-V2.pdf If you are interested in International Softball squash rules click here. If you are interested in Hardball squash rules click here.

  • Doubles Beginners: Serves

    Doubles Beginners: Serves

    Here is the order of serving in a very simple form (except for the very first server of the game): Order of serves – Assuming both teams have their right wall player serve first If the left-walled player on Team Blue serves first the sequence would be as follows: Detailed breakdown of what happens: Typically…

  • The Ultimate Squash Bag(s)

    The Ultimate Squash Bag(s)

    I am particular about my bags. The number one thing is that it has to be functional and easy to use. I don’t want to be looking for things. I don’t want to be wondering if I brought the (fill in the blank) or not. I don’t want to panic thinking I forgot my glasses…

  • On the Game of Doubles Squash — Hardball

    On the Game of Doubles Squash — Hardball

    By Jackie Ferrier Hardball doubles attracts a lot of single players partly because it’s considered to be easier on the body. For one, you don’t have to get every ball (usually) and you don’t have to cover the entire court every other hit. Despite the court being longer the the ball bounces farther, lobs are…

  • Hardball Doubles Squash Shots

    Hardball Doubles Squash Shots

    If you are learning hardball doubles Squash or just need a refresher, check out this document that shows all the different shots you might play and when you might play them. Doubles Shots Document

  • Squash Tips: Forehand Back Corner

    Squash Tips: Forehand Back Corner

    Balls in the back corners are typically one of the more difficult shots to retrieve for beginner and intermediate players. If you are learning or want to improve your ability to get these shots, check out these great videos with Squash Academy coach, Jesse Engelbrecht. Before you watch this video it may help to watch…

  • Squash Tips: Backhand Back Corner

    Squash Tips: Backhand Back Corner

    Getting the ball out from the corner fropm either side is one of the most difficult shots for people to learn. In part some of the challenge is re-learning a different technique than the shot your use for a drive. Another is the spacing. For whatever reason, we charge straight to the corner as if…

SQUASH ARTICLES From around the web

  • “Skill Development” with Willstrop and Campion opens to public
    by Jonathan Smith on April 16, 2025

    World Squash is excited to announce that the upcoming expertise session between David Campion and James Willstrop will be open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. The talk, the first of a new series by World Squash and titled “Skill Development,” will be delivered on April 29 at 09:00 and 15:00 (BST) by Continue Reading…

  • Universal Studios Lot Confirmed as Squash Venue for the Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028 (LA28).
    by Jonathan Smith on April 15, 2025

    World Squash, US Squash and the Professional Squash Association (PSA) are delighted to announce that the Universal Studios Lot in Los Angeles, CA, has been designated as squash’s venue for the Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028 (LA28). World Squash President Zena Wooldridge said: “On behalf of the global squash community, I would like to thank the teams Continue Reading…

  • World Squash, PSA & US Squash Reaction as Draw Sizes Confirmed for LA28 Olympic Games
    by Sean Reuthe on April 11, 2025

    World Squash, PSA and US Squash are looking forward to squash’s Olympic debut at the LA28 Olympic Games while also acknowledging the recent decision of the International Olympic Committee Executive Board (IOC EB) to confirm the draw sizes for the squash event programme. This confirmation follows an extensive review by the IOC’s Olympic Programme Commission of Continue Reading…

  • Aboelkheir and Zaman make history with U23 World Squash Championship titles
    by Jonathan Smith on April 10, 2025

    Pakistan’s Noor Zaman launched a heroic comeback and Egypt’s Fayrouz Aboelkheir asserted her dominance as the duo made history by becoming the first ever winners of the U23 World Squash Championships. At the inaugural edition of the event, women’s top seed Aboelkheir made short work of 3/4 seed Sin Yuk Chan of Hong Kong, China, Continue Reading…

  • U23 World Squash Championships Finals: Preview and watch live
    by Jonathan Smith on April 10, 2025

    After a thrilling week in Karachi we’re down to the last day of the inaugural U23 World Squash Championships as the last four players aim to get their hands on the trophy, win the lion’s share of a $60,000USD prize pot and secure qualification to this year’s PSA World Championships. The finals begin at 16:15 Continue Reading…