Squash Practice - Criss-Cross Groundstrokes Make Good Squash Practice
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Squash Practice - Starting the Criss-Cross Groundstroke Squash Practice
Your Groundstroke Squash Practice Begins With an Easy Toss
Steve Hufford
Toss the ball gently into the air opposite your leading foot, and hit it before it bounces. It's easiest to start the drill by hitting the ball when it's around knee or sock height. Watch the ball throughout your racquet's contact with it. In this picture the striker is looking at the ball, not at the target on the front wall. That's very important.
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- Squash Drill - Starting the Criss-Cross Groundstroke Squash Drill - Front View
- Squash Practice - Starting the Criss-Cross Groundstroke Squash Practice
- Learn Squash - Get Ready to Hit Again and Learn Squash by Yourself
- Squash Training - Criss-Cross Groundstrokes Help Your Squash Training
- Squash Backhand - Hit Your Squash Backhand at Sock Height
- Practice Squash - Criss-Cross Groundstrokes Are a Great Way to Practice Squash
- Squash Forehand - Repetitive Drilling Grooves Your Squash Forehand
- Groundstrokes Drill - Another Forehand in the Squash Groundstrokes Drill
- Criss-Cross Groundstrokes Drill - You Can Practice Hard Groundstrokes Too
- Footwork Drill - Take a Big Step As Needed in this Squash Footwork Drill
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