I'd played squash at a pretty good standard for decades before I tried playing tennis. I've now played tennis for 3 years. My tennis ground strokes are absolutely terrible. In particular I've had to recreate my forehand swing from scratch for tennis. My natural squash swing on the forehand times the tennis ball just fine, it goes out of the centre of the racket, it goes six inches over the net, and it's still rising as it passes the baseline. In squash we hit the forehand up to 200 miles an hour. The natural timed forehand swing has a head speed vastly too fast to have any chance of the tennis ball staying in court. Also, tennis players find it natural to hit a ball after the top of the bounce, as it's descending. Squash players will never consciously wait for that, so the timing is very unnatural. Also, tennis players raise the racket, then go backwards, circling into the swing. Squash players swing forwards first, not backwards. In tennis, once the racket goes forwards from the high preparation, the only shot feasible is a slice (unless you are an elite tennis player). It is extremely difficult to suppress the instinct to swing forwards if you've trained that in squash for decades. I'm not saying don't play both, but it's simply untrue that the mechanics of the swings are similar.

awesome. Only one problem. I got no one to play with 🥲

Every time i have played tennis which us no more then 5 times. It stuffs up my squash swing. Never again

made that look easy!!

Great Job man, It's a very good guide that someone who just start squash and don't know what he/she is going to do by theirself alone Thank you

I grew up playing tennis with the old rackets, one handed backhand, flat swings and corresponding grip. I tried playing modern tennis but I did not enjoyed it - Roger Federer is one of the last players I relate to, and so was Ash Barty. I started playing squash earlier this year and I'm enjoying it. Squash is different to my old tennis but arguably closer than the new tennis is. The physics and body mechanics are universal, so little by little are adjusting my form to the proper squash form. It's fun. And thanks for sharing that Roger is also a squash fan!

Those "8s" !!!!

she is briliant! she is so beautifull!!!! briliant body shape.

Could you also do a video on how to purchase the right gear (for beginners) and how, if at all, to upgrade it as we progress?

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Brilliant video

now lets see u do that with a double yellow ball. This is a blue ball common

Roger said that if you wanna be a better tennis player play squash :D

Welldone

That's pretty good, for a woman

Thank you

She is so good

I need to save this. I play racquetball. trying to lose weight.

thanks for the video... very useful..

Amazing

Didn't understand the SERVES.

Is there a live stream for this year?

Next time please make it look more difficult. Better for my self esteem.

Which color of ball?

Great video, thanks for the tips

what kind of stupid game is this

Thx

hey its my coach!

Can she train with me?

Amazing practice to improve upto unbeatable "

I just started at a squash club (with multiple people in the coaching sessions) but scared of covid, was thinking of quitting, this has changed my mind

Great help 👍

Nice work Nathan, good to see you're still active!

Awesome all videos

Great tips thanks 👍

So nice

Hey Weenee!

Awesome

She's great, thank you!

Wow what a workout... I may wind-up dead on the floor. Clean up... Ailse T.

Can you please post the sheet of drills?

Is she a top player? Her control and precision are really good.

When playing in the German League, we did this until the first one threw up...

Great Practice ! Thanks for sharing

Excellent vid - thanks 🙏😊✅

Brilliant training, I will try it as soon as my club reopen in France

I like the post it note for service practice but you should have used a different camera angle for the illustration. Anyway, thanks. I have found ( using a bouncy ball, because I ain't strong enough ) that a really good routine is to backwall boast ( straight if possible ), chase to the front and drive high so it come off the back wall when you now do the next backwall boast...... about 5 consecutive on each side is my usual limit.... you youngsters will do a lot more. ;-)

If i want to practice backhand, What should I do? Follow this routine which change the hand again?

Thanks , this is just what I need. Pls continue with more videos..

This is pretty good practice ! thanks for sharing