Underrated Shots in Squash That Professionals Make Look Easy

[@Nitiiii11]

1:48 I'm afraid that if the other gym guests see me do this from outside the court, they will go get a straitjacket.

[@BetterSquash]

Well, in that case, you need to try to do it when nobody can see you!

[@engmsaif1]

subscribed! kiss the wall and hit crosscourt drills convinced me😀 I have been searching for a drill to do alone for the "hit crosscourt" so i understand the challenge .

[@BetterSquash]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@nietelnmaster]

Really helpful, especially the explanation for the topspin shot! I tried to incorporate it to my game but didn't know how you do it properly, so I was trying to instinctively learn it (unsuccesfully). This will surely help!

[@BetterSquash]

That's great to hear. It doesn't happen often enough in real matches to be able to practice it, so it really needs to be practiced in a purposeful drill.

[@michaelmitchell8567]

Awesome video! Keep up the great work!

[@BetterSquash]

Thanks! Will do!

[@paulneumann7739]

I like this. Good ingenuity. Thank you

[@BetterSquash]

Thank you. Let me know if you have any questions.

[@AlekseiTepljakov]

Great stuff. Already feels like we are amidst a full squash curriculum :)

[@BetterSquash]

Glad you like it. Plenty more to come in the next few months.

[@shivajisandipani]

Sir your videos are very useful. Where is your playlist. I wish to watch those all.

[@BetterSquash]

I am glad to hear that you like my videos. My playlists should be displayed clearly. Are you viewing on a mobile device or laptop?

[@davidblake8612]

Super interesting. With the first one, you mentioned trying to make the racket head move along parallel to the wall for as long as possible. How is this done? With a change in the wrist/elbow so you sort of push it through in more of a straight line?

[@BetterSquash]

Yes, with a push in a straight line. It only needs to be for a very short distance, to ensure that if you are early, on time or a little late in making contact, you have a better chance of the ball going back where you want it.