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10 Most Common Mistakes Squash Players Make |
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By Cliff Wenn
Director of Squash
Cross Courts Squash & Fitness
1. Jump on the court without a warmup
2. Get too close to the ball
3. Forget to follow the ball as it goes behind them
4. Stand and watch/admire their shot
5. Don’t think about their next shot
6. Try to hit too hard
7. Aim too low
8. Weight kept on heels instead of on balls of feet
9. Racket is not prepared
10. Incorrect grip (closed)
Cliff Wenn is the Director of Squash at Cross Courts Squash & Fitness in Natick, MA, USA. Previously he was the Head Pro at the Maugus Club in Wellesley for over 10 years. Cliff has over 20 years experience teaching and playing international squash. He is certified as a teaching pro at the highest level by the Professional Squash Association (PSA) and is also a US Squash National Verifier. He has been appointed a Master Teaching Pro and is a member of the Wilson Professional Advisory Staff.
He learned the game from several top regional and national Asian and European coaches growing up in India, Singapore and Malaysia. His long time training partner was the former world number 12 junior and Malaysian national champion, Razlan Hashim. For more information visit www.crosscourtsquash.com
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