Forehand Short Rail Drill - How to Practice Your Forehand Short Rail in Squash
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Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Face the Side Wall
Begin the forehand short rail drill by tossing the ball lightly onto the side wall, while standing near the front corner of the service box. That way you are far enough away from the side wall to have room for an easy swing.
Steve Hufford
To practice your short forehands with control, begin by facing the side wall. Your feet should be shoulder width apart, and your racquet head raised up.
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- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Face the Side Wall
- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Toss the Ball
- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Watch the Ball Hit the Wall
- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Step Forward to Make Contact
- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Make Contact at Sock Height
- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Move Your Feet as the Ball Returns
- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Make Contact Again at Sock Height
- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Use a Short Follow-Through
- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Move Away From Side Wall When Needed
- Squash Forehand Short Rail Drill - Move Forward When Needed
Learn How to Keep the Squash Ball Tight Along the Wall
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