Squash Court

If you want to be a professional squash player, you should practice and to vary your opponents. Do not just play with the same person. By the time playing with different opponents, you will meet with different temperaments, learning various techniques and different strategies. When you face bad opponent, you try to give him a bad blow, it will complement his game, and you also get experience from it. And you'll get the time to correct the mistakes and it will improve the quality of your game.

Learning squash starting with the easy way is to bring a dozen balls in the field. Stand with your feet one behind the line. Then reflect the ball down with force reflection about as tall as your knee or hip. Hit the ball up over the net. Do this so that the ball can be hit. This was done about 30 minutes or more each day. Some mistakes are often made by novice players is to play them directly without doing this exercise. This is a bad habit. So learn and continue to practice the first stroke you up really, because you really can not learn and play with the same opponent.

You should learn from the early first before deciding to find opponents to play. Learn how to stroke, learn to know the position of the fall of the ball, so we know which should position us to return the ball, learn to swing a racket, learning to control the ball. During this exercise, you should probably ask someone who was told to throw you the ball, so you can hit him with the right height, swing the right racket.

You also learn to determine the correct angle so the reflection can be expected where the position about the fall of the ball. If you're proficient, then you can try this exercise yourself by hitting the ball into the wall reflected, and began training as before. From my experience playing squash, that hit the ball in playing tennis, playing squash different.