What’s the best grip to hold on for longer ? My hand slows loosens up as I rally for longer

Thanks for the video. I have been playing squash regularly for 30 years. This video will be very helpful for beginners and intermediate players to improve their backhand. Nice technique you have..

It also deepens on your style of game , if you are a length player it will be great practice apart been the foundation of squash , get this wright and you can move on to other things

Can someone explain the logic of the two boxes? Obviously to keep it tight, but why is one slightly tighter to the wall?

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I’ve got a few questions abt the technical testing part of the video. For the straight drops, are you just supposed to do it from the short line or further up. And the target is 2 pieces of paper laid beside the side wall right. And for the serve tests, can you just clarify what the targets mean. I know this video is a few years ago but if anyone could help, I would really appreciate it. Thanks

Hey man, great video. I had a question about the target for the Serve Test. I don’t really understand how it works. Is the 1.5 racquet referring to the height or the space from the back wall. Appreciate the help

Absolutely necessary exercises for next level squash.

I try but i can't How i can be fast like you

Where can I get a copy

Perfection 🥶

what type of ball you are using for straight drives? I just can't do that because the ball doesnt have enough speed to hit the back wall and come again near me so I can shot it again.

I just have somebody else pick it up for me

I never had anyone teach me the proper way to hit a ball like this. 20 years of hitting like crap. After I tore my 2nd Achilles playing squash I had another year of recovery and spent the whole time in bed studying the technique starting at the grip and racket prep and angle. When. Could finally begin to walk again, doing “air figure 8’s” with an old racket in the forest with the correct grip. Search a poorly-produced vid called “Mike Way broken wrist”. Follow these basics. I can finally hit like this through muscle memory. It’s totally possible to teach old dogs new tricks if you want it bad enough!

Nice vido

Doesn't look good

The angle of his racket is a great way to generate extra power nice technique

U r golden sir

That's excellent hitting !!

is all about dropping that shoulder and bending the knees all at the same time an following through with the stroke. 👍🏾

This video is really helpful in fixing my backwall drive! Thanks a lot!

Is it an option in squash to not use the continental (neutral) grip for both wings? Some other videos recommend it.

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your videos inspire me a lot to become better as a squash layer Please keep it up!

Great explanations

Thanks

Good Training congratulaciones

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R u lunging here?

Not one nick was hit. A nick is a roller with no air between the ball and floor.

This is my go to eyercise for 2 yrs now. Thanks.

Me training squash sabah

Is it all just practice on how to get it straight?

I tried this drill today, thanks lad!

Yo estoy prácticando en mi sala. Espero no romper nada.😅

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wow, this is so 2003-2006 look, fantastic

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The first showboat trick has NO relevance to the game at all.

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That catch is insane!

This is so cool

I am not listening to a man wearing a face hugger ffs get a life!

Can you please talk about how you condition your wrist and how to avoid it from breaking at the point of contact. I am having problems cutting the ball. I cut it somewhat but not enough. Also on your forehand how do you get that undercut where the racquet head circle post impact? Thank you in advance

It's always easy when there isn't an opponent. That being said, its imperative , that , to improve you need practise and be dedicated to the skill you're trying to improve. 30 min a day will go a long way if you're half-way serious about playing squash at a decent level.

What weight ìs the kettle bell?

Why do you think backhand is easier than forehand? Seems like there is a lot of nuance to backhand

Very useful reminder of how early racquet preparation is crucial. So much to try to remember all at once!

That is some serious power.

Cool video. Could you post more info about the NFT?