Intermediate Squash - Roll Corner Drill for the Intermediate Squash Player

From Stephen Hufford, former About.com Guide

This follow-through shows a racquet head that is almost straight above the striker's wrist. This is preferable to a follow-through that goes around your body, with the racquet parallel to the floor. If you routinely finish your shots with a follow-through in which the racquet is parallel to the floor, you will hit your squash partner way too often. Use your best follow-through even when drilling by yourself, and it will become a good habit.

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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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