It would probably do nothing for you in racquetball, any shot that you could hit with this swing would be better hit 6" off the ground for a kill.

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That's always true. But the mizuki is so unexpected that the first time you try it in a match, it's sure to catch your opponent by surprise. If you try it again, maybe not :P but you've given your opponent another thing to think about!

​@@bproshekThank you! I like learning from those who already can what I can't yet. I will keep in mind how this surprising shot is called and once I get back to squash, I will try to learn it. But I am in the very beginnig yet as I had to stop due to unfortunate circumstances.

@@muliczakatalin8247 if you're a beginner, it's probably to concentrate on learning the fundamental shots first before learning the trick shots :D Good luck on your squash journey!

@@bproshek it's probably wise to focus on what my teacher sais, once I get back my life and can continue learning. And my teachers sais, if I want to improve, I have to start playing matches.

​@@muliczakatalin8247timing wise the person will be behind them and struggle to pick up any shot that's played to the front so the mizuki done well will win most of the time. To get better I'd recommend solos than routines and last match play. The first 2 get you better faster

Hi, thanks for the comment. The new versions are just cosmetic updates actually so the racquets play the same. I hope that helps.

SAME LOLLLLL. Did you end up buying it??

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Played by humans, on planet Earth.

who would have thought squash is played on planet earth? the BBC defo don't know what squash is......bbc are in to football more football and a it more football, and if you are board some Rugby, cricket and a little golf; then we have two weeks of bloody tennis, people sitting around eating a bananas and then when they feel like hit a ball in to a net and try again.@@kennyg1358

Lawn bowls.

Hello! Sorry to hear about your ankle, with regards to footwork exercises like skipping, it's difficult to find ones that aren't going to impact your ankle, especially in terms of squash related movement. However, speaking from personal experience, there are several KZbin videos that focus on workouts with injuries in the area of your foot (I've linked to one of my personal favourites below). Workout with a Foot/Ankle Injury - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooGaf5eEath9ia8 If you're looking to utilise an exercise similar to skipping to warm up, just selecting one or two of the higher-intensity exercises in these videos as a warm-up. My personal advice if you're hoping to improve footwork would be to focus on other very low-impact footwork exercises, practice executing them slowly and with purpose, for example, one minute of very light ghosting. Obviously, this all depends on the extent of the ankle pain! Hope this helped and hope your ankle recovers soon!