PSA Squash 2023: Becoming A Complete Squash Player With Mohamed El Shorbagy

1. Learn the critical importance of being able to play with a variety of game styles.
2. Discover that pressure can be applied through slow or fast play, with volleying and without.
AND A LOT MORE!
0:00 - Introduction
0:18 - The Complete Player
1:10 - 1 Rally from Game 1
2:07 - 1 Rally from Game 2
3:02 - 2nd Rally from Game 2
3:14 - Statistical Insights
4:37 - Playing Attacking/Forcing Squash in Multiple Ways
5:54 - Attacking Does NOT Always Imply Volleying
7:14 - Inability To Adjust To Game Style & Game Length
8:17 - Coaching Point 1 - There Is No Single "BEST" Way To Play
9:33 - Coaching Point 2 - Awareness Of, And Choice Of Your Style Of Play
10:25 - Coaching Point 3 - How Does Your Style Of Play Line Up Against Your Opponent?
11:11 - Coaching Point 4 - Consciously Practicing Different Styles Of Play
11:49 - Need A Guide?
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[@krishnarules]

Squash is truly physical chess, what an intelligent player! Thanks for shedding light on this; as casual players it is easy to think that MES wins due to his racket skills and physicality. But truly MES plays with a lot of strategy and awareness

[@ARProformance]

It absolutely is! I'm glad that you found value and learned a few more nuances! I hope that you continue to see more of these subtleties in future matches! All the best, - Ahad

[@NGoodwin]

Another great video. I recommend everyone tune in, there's value here!

[@ARProformance]

Thank you for your kind words, once again Nicholas. I hope that you're keeping well 🙏🏼 - Ahad

[@quadriceratops]

Love this content! As a somewhat older fellow, I am facing the challenge of keeping up with the younger ones as well. It is only recently that I have discovered the concept of making them play my game, which seems to be what Mohamed El Shorbagy put upon Ali Farag in the second game of their match. It is great to have that idea demonstrated and discussed. Keep up the great work!

[@ARProformance]

Fantastic! You're right. There are many ways to win squash matches, and finding a way to get your opponent to play your game is critical. Now you have a template in mind (as you mentioned). All the best implementing it! - Ahad

[@timrowlands346]

Greetings from South Africa. I have just stumbled across your channel, and WOW, should have come across this years ago. Great content and was exactly what I needed hear for my current game "style".

[@ARProformance]

Thanks for the kind words Tim. I hope that the videos continue to help you! I've received your email and will be in touch shortly. All the best, - Ahad

[@yelow989898]

What is the most optimal way to train your physical condition for squash in your opinion?

[@ARProformance]

It's a massive question and to be honest it depends on each person's starting point and deficits. A 45 year old sedentary person will have to train very differently from a 25 year old fit person. I wish there was a simple one size fits all answer to your question! All the best, - Ahad

[@benoitmarchal9016]

Dear Ahad, I’m a big fan and take this as a very friendly advice but you you move the two rackets at left or at right, because as they are today, it gives you a Mickey Mouse look. Once you have noticed it, it is very disturbing! This being said, your channel is really a great source of thought and improvement, even for an old player like me (60). 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ARProformance]

Hahaha 😂 thank you for the feedback Benoit! God has already blessed me with sizeable ears, so I'll make adjustments as per your suggestion 🙏🏼 I'm glad that you find value in the content. Hope that you continue to learn and improve! - Ahad