Intermediate Squash - Roll Corner Drill for the Intermediate Squash Player
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Intermediate Squash - Roll Corners for the Intermediate Squash Player
An Intermediate Squash Drill to Practice Forehand and Backhand Roll Corners
Steve Hufford
Begin this drill for squash intermediates by facing one of the front corners of the squash court. Cock your wrist so you're ready to use your racquet head, and prepare to toss a squash ball from your left (non-racquet) hand. Your target for this first shot will be the right side wall in the very front of the squash court, about one foot below the service line.
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- Intermediate Squash - Roll Corners for the Intermediate Squash Player
- Ball Toss - Toss the Squash Ball Into the Air and Hit It Before It Bounces
- Your Backhand Backswing Flows From Your Forehand Follow-Through
- Backhand Roll Corner - Aim for the Front Wall
- A Good Squash Follow-Through Ends With Your Racquet Head Above Your Wrist
- Forehand Roll Corner - A Closed Stance Masks This Forehand Roll Corner
- Racquet Preparation - Get Ready Quickly As the Squash Drill Speeds Up
- Sidespin Roll Corner - Use Sidespin to Hit Your Best Roll Corner
- Open Stance - Sometimes an Open Stance Forehand Is Okay
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