Zero to Hero: Serve & Return Of Serve - Squash Technique For Beginners

We show you the fundamental serve and return and how to properly use all of the variations.
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[@addereal]

this is a gem. i do it instinctively but often don't teach my students in such detail.

[@hassaan4573]

love this series from you guys

[@63off]

I especially like your advice for the return of serve, the movement and the idea of height being key are both very good advice.

[@dripyws8283]

i love how squash skills is finally making these vids

[@analogpl1]

most interesting breakdown of whats happening during a serve, makes me want to go play and verify this, you guys are great!

[@louisleroux3556]

I love the lobs, especially when your opponent is not used to them, watching them squirm trying to deal with them is a real joy!

[@tomaszkpl]

I consider myself an experienced beginner :) but I was very surprised that you said that the backhand lob serve is hard and it is almost impossible to play a backhand power serve - from the right box I serve almost ONLY backhand lobs and to surprise my opponent I like to mix it with a backhand power serve... So I take it as a compliment :) Another great video BTW!!!👍

[@andrewbazeley6057]

Nice instruction. I’d have liked to see a point to aim for on the front wall though. I seem to struggle when serving from the left side of the court, and it’s obviously a different aim point when lofting the ball as opposed to powering it.

[@ARProformance]

Great stuff!

[@lilcummy]

serve tips help so much, it's so easy to lose to a good player purely based off of their serve

[@jacobpaint]

Useful video. I found it amusing that at around 2:45 or so you demonstrate a serve not long after explaining that one foot has to stay in the box but your toe drags over the line before you connect with the ball. Amusing mostly because that seems to be common in professional squash but rarely called by the ref and yet in ameature squash people will complain much more.

[@user-uc3nb1hd4f]

thank you!