Harrow Vapor – Best of Both Worlds, Premium Racquet The Harrow Vapor gets its name because of the vapor trail seen after the swings from this racquet. Just kidding, but this is one of the best racquet around. The Harrow Vapor is a top-rated racquet for the intermediate players and its qualities come at a top-end price. It gives the ability to deliver great power, control and responsiveness on the court. The one negative with the racquet is concerns over it’s durability. It is susceptible to breaking and seems to be a little fragile. Many players do complain that for the price, they expect the racquet not to break as it gets expensive to replace. Overall, this squash racquet has an amazing feel, great control and a top-end option for squash players. Harrow M-140 – Editors choice for doubles, best doubles squash racquet The Harrow M-140 is one of Harrow’s…
Current Men’s Squash Rankings
We’ve compiled an updated list outlining the current Men’s Squash Rankings with curated video of their best highlights. Enjoy! All of these players have gone through the progression of squash player skills that every player goes through to play at a high level of play. Ten Men’s Squash Player to Watch #10 Squash Player to Watch – Paul Coll https://youtu.be/A82lLtORl1k #9 Squash Player to Watch – Ramy Ashour https://youtu.be/kM7YfhfkiEE #8 Squash Player to Watch – Karim Abdel Gawad https://youtu.be/SszeOM6AV1o #7 Squash Player to Watch – Gregory Gaultier https://youtu.be/P7I39FzsH9c #6 Squash Player to Watch – Miguel Angel Rodriguez https://youtu.be/387IPXPUx4Y #5 Squash Player to Watch – Simon Rosner https://youtu.be/n5IIQt3Pr1o #4 Squash Player to Watch – Tarek Momen https://youtu.be/pzwckMuq75E #3 Squash Player to Watch – Marwan El-Shorbagy https://youtu.be/pwrII_epOWM #2 Squash Player to Watch – Ali Farag https://youtu.be/bOL_M3nw6a4 #1 Squash Player to Watch – Mohamed El-Shorbagy https://youtu.be/x84jx6G0JRQ To get the latest Squash Player’s Ranking, please visit Here
Plantar Fasciitis Sport Massage-An In Depth Infographic
Plantar Fasciitis is a common cause of heel pain for athletes. It is caused by straining a ligament under the foot called the Plantar Fascia. The Plantar Fascia supports the foot arch and acts like a shock absorber that absorbs the impact on each step. Overworking this ligament can cause tiny rips and tears on its tissue resulting in a stabbing pain on the first number of steps after a long footrest. MASSAGE THERAPY Using your thumbs, gently knead gently around the where the pain would be felt with gentle pressure to help the blood circulate through the damaged tissues. Do the same procedure on your lower calf muscles making your way down slowly through the Achilles tendon down to your heal to loosen up stressed muscles and to further circulate more blood to the damaged areas. Slowly move your toes to make invisible circles to loosen up your ankles.…