Squash | 3 Steps to Increase POWER | For Beginners

[@BruceAChristie]

Fantastic video. So clear and thorough and the way you strike the ball and direct it where you want is very convincing. Subscribed 🎉.

[@JoshAttwellSports]

Thanks for watching!

[@paulstaples84]

One of the best and most complete videos on this topic I have seen. A ton of valuable info packed into only 6.5 minutes. Well done.

[@JoshAttwellSports]

Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad it was helpful

[@dmihovilovic]

Good summary of tips!

[@JoshAttwellSports]

Thanks!

[@yekaterinaserova1512]

Thank you very much for this video, Josh, and for other videos on your channel. Great video, great angles, timing, simple explanations, brief, everything to the point, not boring. And you look great, your squash technique as well as your manner to present. 👍👍👍

[@JoshAttwellSports]

Thanks so much! I'm glad it was helpful!

[@davidwylie76]

Great video, Josh, and something i have been actively working on since you nudged me on it ! Def helps a lot !!

[@JoshAttwellSports]

Thanks Dave!

[@mrm8839]

Hi Josh, Thank you for creating these videos. I was very glad to discover these. Hope your squash is going well. Mr M from C.H.

[@JoshAttwellSports]

Glad you like them! Thanks!

[@ccJoeMurphy]

Great video you hit a lot of good points in this short video. I especially like the shoulder rotation tips 👍

[@JoshAttwellSports]

Thanks for watching!

[@hannibalking85]

Great video

[@JoshAttwellSports]

Thanks!

[@agustinliceaga2093]

great video! from Argentina!

[@JoshAttwellSports]

Thanks!

[@jenspoertscheller4314]

Hi Josh, what do you recommend to train to always watch your opponent till he really Hit the Ball?

[@swingeasyguy]

Thanks Josh, excellent video. Do you have a comment about when to use a more closed racket face vs. more cut when you want to hit a very low and hard shot?

[@JoshAttwellSports]

It's a great question! I'll make a video on it at some point as it's really difficult to sum up in writing! The simple version is that hitting flatter will get the ball to skid away faster due to the flat trajectory, whereas cutting the ball will get the ball to stay shorter as it will come down into the floor harder after the front wall which will slow it down. I can't really explain it particularly well here but keep an eye out for a video at some point.

[@swingeasyguy]

Thanks, will watch for it. You're doing a great job with your videos and explanations!@@JoshAttwellSports

[@hannibalking85]

Do u keep ur left arm in still position for posture and stability?

[@JoshAttwellSports]

The left arm should really be used as a counterbalance for posture and stability. It's a bit hard to explain without visual examples. My left arm is probably too floppy if you're looking for absolute perfection, but I don't feel like it makes as big of a difference as all the other points I've made.

[@63off]

Great content and explanation. I do find it difficult to follow along with you as you seem to be hurrying your speech.

[@ahmedhafez6876]

What about foot 90 degree to the side wall to help playing perfect straight drives?

[@JoshAttwellSports]

It depends if you're at the front of the court or not. If you're at the front I would say 45 degrees is much better for weight transfer and balance as you're stepping forwards to the ball. As long as your shoulders are rotated enough, you should be able to play perfect straight drives.