How to Play Squash - The Criss-Cross Drill for Learning How to Play Squash
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How to Play Squash - The Criss-Cross Drill Can Help You Learn How to Play Squash
This Drill Gives You Lots of Groundstroke Practice, Though It's Not a Shot You Use Often in Matches
Steve Hufford
Stand on the T and get your racquet back with the head up. You can begin with a forehand or backhand, but it's a forehand in this example. Watch the ball in your tossing hand, and get ready to hit the ball onto the far left side of the front wall.
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