Progressive Practices for Developing the Essential Skill in your Sport

Practices that I can do to improve my squash play:

The basic forehand drive:

First I stand in the right hand side service box facing the right wall, holding the squash ball in my left hand. I would then throw the squash ball in the air, let it bounce once and hit it against the front wall with my racquet. When doing this I try to keep the ball straight and parallel to the wall and make it hit the front wall just above the middle line. Then the aim is the ball should come back and bounce in the box, the same box it left. This is the basic forehand drive. I do this practice so that I get use to hitting the ball on my fore hand with another pass and some accuracy.

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To advance this forehand shot further, I would have another squash player stand just behind me or just in front. They would then hit the ball off the front wall, parallel to the side wall, just the same as before, but then I would wait for it to return from the wall, bounce once, then, hit it myself off the front wall so that it returns to the other squash player. They would hit it again continuing the process. This is good to practice because it incorporates some one else into the game and starts preparing me for ...

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