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For more advanced players Elements to focus on during this drill (best to work on one at a time)
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A – set the ball in motion to allow B to volley Drill Sequence Elements to focus on during this drill (best to work on…
Whether practicing alone or with someone else, some people love doing skills. Some people hate them. But it’s hard to focus your technique if you…
Spanish squash legend Borja Golan is set to be in Kathmandu from 29 March to coach the Nepalese national teams and underprivileged children who are often denied the chance to take part in sport. This article has been adapted from one first published by SquashPlayer Magazine. To read the full article, “Golan Taking Squash To Continue Reading…
Squash in Malta is set for an exciting future following news that a new state-of-the-art National Squash Centre will be officially opened on 2 April, when it will host the the ESF European Team Division 3 Squash Championships. The following article originally appeared on europeansquash.com. To read the original article, or to find out more Continue Reading…
This article has been adapted from one first published by the Squash Federation of Africa. To read the original article in full, click here. The 2025 Uganda Open Squash Championships, held in Tororo, Uganda, brought together talented squash players from across the region. Among them were Joseph Munyasya and Chelsea Mbete Munyoki, who competed in the Continue Reading…
Earlier this year, Salome Iyelih embarked on a career milestone, with the Nigerian heading to Birmingham for the British Junior Open for her first overseas experience as a qualified squash referee. Squash Player Magazine caught up with the Police College Squash Club regular to learn more about her experience refereeing overseas. The following has been Continue Reading…
Squash star Nour El Sherbini lives a double life. Outside of the court, the Egyptian is quiet, friendly, and perhaps even a little shy. But once she steps inside the four glass walls, it becomes clear that her nickname “The Warrior Princess” is well earned. In an exclusive interview with Olympics.com, the seven-time world champion and five time World Team Continue Reading…
You can learn a heck about your opponent’s mindset by observing their actions and body language, whether before a match, during a match, or even in between games.
Team CT’s very own Nicole Bunyan is back with another awesome tournament recap. This time, Nicole walks us through her experience at the recent ‘Squash in the Land’ PSA silver event in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
Squash doesn’t have one official numerical rating system like other sports such as pickleball, where players are ranked from 2.0 to 6.0 based on their ability, however, that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to gauge your level.
Squash is pretty hard for nearly everybody who picks up a racket for the first time. It takes a good few tries to get used to the ball, the racquet work, the movement, and even the rules.
In squash, perfectly executed shots (whether they’re winners, repeatedly tight drives, deceptive boasts, or fast-paced volleys) always please the crowd. And that makes sense, because most of the time when watching squash, we generally watch the ball rather than the players.