Squash Volley - The Criss-Cross Squash Volley Drill - Front View
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Squash Preparation - Advance Preparation For a Good Squash Volley
Good Shoulder Turn, Eye Contact, Racquet Position, and Balance
Steve Hufford
Good preparation includes turning sideways so that your torso faces the side wall. Your squash racquet should be back and your racquet head should be up (higher than the grip). Advance preparation like this will help you hit a good squash volley. Many players like to use their non-hitting arm for balance, as in this picture of good squash preparation.
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