Nailing The Backhand Return Of Serve In Squash part 2 of 2

[@benjamincornell2538]

I’ve been looking for a backhand return of serve video for a while. This is excellent. Thank you!

[@davidblake8612]

Excellent video thanks.

[@gehanmallawaratchy4970]

Well explained 👍

[@Ryan-dan]

The most detailed explanation I ever watched 👍

[@collinchartrand675]

Another great video, thanks Jesse!

[@lukecackett4566]

Great video, Jesse

[@FinancialConsultdotcodotza]

Just a note, you can stand further in front of your opponent, but if he hits you with the ball, it's his point since you're blocking the front wall.

[@michelinman666]

I have had issues in games where I have placed myself on the recommended slightly left of centre T position to hunt the volley etc and my opponent has said they could not potentially hit a shot to the opposite front corner so I should not be standing that far over.

[@njhajj]

It depends on your opponent's options. If you hit a tight drive, they will have straight and boast options (hence the cheating over won't result in stroke). Hit it too loose and cheat over and it may be a stroke. Watch the pros - they hit tight balls and then cheat over all the time.