Squash tips: Why generating power is important!

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Throughout this series Jethro explains why power is important, which shots require it, and how to generate it on the forehand and backhand.
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[@ssriramsrs]

I thought the speaker spoke too softly.. I had to max the volume on my phone and keep it next to my ear to hear anything

[@carlrennie1141]

brainwave - hitting with the same (high) power all the time will mean the occasional burst of power isn't a surprise to one's opponent, although the drop shot would remain a useful option

[@panlis6243]

Just scream and go super sayan