Squash tips: Read the game like Ramy Ashour!

[@muneebi8273]

I think another point is that when you hit tight shots consistently, you then limit the options of your opponent and thereby makes him/her easier to read. Great video guys!

[@huntrichardson]

Ramy had phenomenal reflexes. You could tell the sharpness and quickness of his mind, brain and nervous system whether he was on court or talking to you off court. He could have been a phenomenal tennis, badminton or table tennis professional. A rare individual

[@rahuldeora5815]

Teaching of the video: " Reading the game is possible. Do it. How? It is good for you. Do it."

[@squashskills]

Hey Rahul, feel free to check out the full playlist on how to read the game to improve your squash :) squashskills.com/squash/-/reading-the-game-with-lee-drew/i-3033/

[@SC-lo5ez]

To add to this excellent video, it is not rare that Ramy used to “lose” the first game quite often against its opponents. He would also stay on the court at the first break to fine tune his game and tactic. I see there a way to processing the computer to adapt his program / game for the next sets...he would win...most of time !

[@drmennah38]

Agreed ramy is a legend

[@omarashraf3598]

Amazing vid. Love squash

[@elliotthyde8933]

That was one of the best games I’ve seen

[@shehzadkhan7344]

Thanks

[@SC-lo5ez]

Not "was", still "is" ;)

[@mclaren855]

He is being very modest. The best at reading the game was Peter Nicol himself.

[@drmennah38]

mclaren855 nope ramy is better

[@muneebi8273]

mclaren855 he said of recent time btw. The best was Jansher Khan for sure.

[@mclaren855]

@@drmennah38 we are both entitled to our opinions.

[@drmennah38]

mclaren855 sure but that’s not my opinion that a fact have a good day

[@mclaren855]

@@drmennah38 actually what I said is a fact and not an opinion, you too have a good day