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Squash Vision Training: STOP Watching The Ball?!?!

In a previous post, I addressed the controversial idea of NOT watching the ball, but focusing on your opponent HITTING the ball and LOOKING where and how he/she hits the ball ON HIS/HER STRINGS. Today’s exercise, also based on Deliberate Practice Principles shifts your focus to WHAT SHOT you EXPECT your opponent to hit BEFORE […]

Squash Vision Training: STOP watching the ball?!?!

As coaches, we ALL tell beginners to watch the ball because that’s the BASIC skill every player needs to acquire to START PLAYING squash. But here’s the thing… MOST players DON’T watch the ball and what’s worse, they don’t see their opponent HITTING the ball, which is the purpose of watching the ball so you […]

Overheard in a squash club locker room: Continued…

When we left off in the previous blog post, Jeff and Harry were overheard in the squash club locker room. Just as Jeff and Harry were finishing their conversation, the door to the locker room bursts open and in walks David Frickin Goggins. David: Hold on, I thought I heard my name being thrown around […]

Paul Coll World #1 Squash Player

This is an honest, raw account of the psychological obstacles the very best have to overcome to reach the pinnacle of their sport. Whenever you’re faced with adversity, dig deep and back yourself. Are you a Sydney-based squash player? <– Click here to get on court and maybe even a few coaching sessions! Need a […]

Squash gets prime exposure in gorgeous Vancouver location!

This is what squash needs – more exposure in great locations like this one in Vancouver, Canada!

What makes a great coach

We know from the Deliberate Practice Principles of champions that having a coach is a must. The video below is from a GREAT online table tennis coach Ping Sunday’s EmRatThich. These qualities apply to coaches for all sports. China’s table tennis coaches are world-renown for their excellence and the reason their players and team (still) […]

Squash gets great coverage in the New York Times

It’s rare that squash gets any kind of high profile coverage, let alone in the New York Times. This article focuses on the rising American star Amanda Sobhy while providing a comprehensive summary of squash’s many iterative (r)evolutions. Click here to read about the great game that is squash. Want to give squash a go […]

New Squash Racket Sensor Predicts Your Chances Of Winning!

The newest racket sensor from Artificial Intelligence (AI) SPAC-funded Gull-E-Bull Global Ventures has a Machine Learning (ML) filament woven into the grip to measure 4 characteristics: Your confidence, stress level, arousal level and a proprietary variable they call ‘readiness’. These are mathematically combined according to a sophisticated predictive engine to determine if you should play […]

How to make a slippery squash racket grip not slippery – GREAT HACK

$5 Hack for a common squash court door problem

How to solve a common squash court door problem