Beginner Squash - A Ball Control Drill for the Squash Beginner
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Learning Squash - Two Feet High is Best for Learning Squash Ball Control
Two Feet High is About the Right Height to Practice Control
Steve Hufford
Hit the ball about two feet high each time you hit it. Repeat for at least ten good hits, without moving your feet much at all. Try to hit the ball absolutely straight up each time. That way, you won't have to move very much to keep the drill going.
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- Beginning Squash - Ball Control is the Beginning to Good Squash
- Starting Squash - Starting the Squash Ball Control Drill on the Backhand Side
- Squash Ball Control Drill - Toss the Ball Gently to Your Backhand Side
- Ball Control - Good Ball Control on the Center of the Strings
- Learning Squash - Two Feet High is Best for Learning Squash Ball Control
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