Squash tips: Defending from the Back Corners with Jesse Engelbrecht

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In this week's free video, Jesse Engelbrecht analyses the process of playing a lob out of the back corners off the back wall.
Jesse takes us through when to play the lob off the back wall, how the shot can relieve pressure in a game, when the best time to play the shot is, the proper technique used to execute it and how the crosscourt lob from deep can really flip the game on its head.
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[@bigtoner]

this fella must be one of the best coaches out there. Very clear explanations and everything he says makes sense, and can be acted upon.

[@pmiskeen]

Exceptionally well explained. Ever since I first saw this video, this has been my go to shot whenever I find myself struggling for breath and unable to get control of the T.

[@life90559]

and the slo-mo too! great stuff :)

[@tourdetor]

Very useful stuff here, squashskills. Thanks

[@life90559]

love the combination of psa footage and yours. keep it up!

[@tahmeedomar6663]

Thanks for sharing this Jesse!

[@blackvx]

Thank you

[@gaganpartapsingh8787]

It was great

[@us-Bahn]

There’s a 2nd reason for holding the shot and delaying impact: the lower you strike the ball increases the angle of incidence on the front wall which gives you greater height without the risk of hitting the ceiling.

[@mohamedashraf3427]

Good💪

[@ThatGardener]

Nice