Squash Practice - Criss-Cross Groundstrokes Make Good Squash Practice
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Squash Drill - Starting the Criss-Cross Groundstroke Squash Drill - Front View
Get Ready For Some Controlled Groundstrokes And Some Careful Footwork
Steve Hufford
To begin the criss-cross groundstroke drill, take your racquet up and back, and watch the ball before you toss it. You should be facing the front right corner of the court so you can most easily hit the ball to the front left corner of the court.
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- Squash Training - Criss-Cross Groundstrokes Help Your Squash Training
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