Intermediate Squash - Ball Control for the Intermediate Squash Player
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Ball Control for Intermediate Squash Players - Another Backhand
Strive for Ten Hits With Each Side of the Racquet, Alternating With Every Hit.
Steve Hufford
Hit gently upwards with your racquet parallel to the ground. A good intermediate squash player should certainly be able to hit ten balls on each side of the racquet without needing to lunge around the court to keep the ball in the air. Keep trying until you get it, and remember to watch the ball at all times. If the drill is too hard, go back to hitting with just one side of your racquet for a while before you try again.
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- Intermediate Squash - Let the Ball Drop to the Center of the Strings
- Intermediate Squash - Flip the Racquet Over
- Intermediate Squash - Let the Ball Drop to Hit the Backhand Side
- Intermediate Squash - Hit the Center of the Strings
- Intermediate Squash - Turn Racquet Over For Another Forehand
- Ball Control for the Intermediate Squash Player - A Controlled Forehand
- Intermediate Squash - Intermediates Can Hit Straight Up for Several Feet
- Ball Control for Intermediate Squash Players - Another Backhand
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