[Updated on 1 June 2020] Picking the perfect partner when you’re one-half of a doubles squash team isn’t difficult, but neither is it a piece of cake. You can’t just choose somebody you know and like – it takes much more than that to produce a winning team. Fortunately, there…
[Updated on 1 June 2020] Much like tennis and a few other sports, squash can be played by two people or four, and since doubles squash is gaining in popularity but is a little different than singles squash, you may wonder exactly how to go about practicing the game so…
[Updated on 1 June 2020] The game of squash has been around since the early 1800s, but for the most part it has been played with two players and no more. Squash is very similar to racquetball but has a few different rules and equipment. In 1907, the first game…
[Updated on 1 June 2020] The great debate of the best racquet sport continues to wage on, with Squash vs Racquetball having equally passionate sides. As we all know… it’s no contest! Squash is the clear winner! 🙂 But for those of you who may be new to the game…
[Updated on 1 June 2020] Squash began in 1860 at Harrow School in England. Schoolboys found that by puncturing a rubber ball, it would “squash” when it hit the wall, making play more challenging and exciting. Squash became popular and it spread across England and over to the United States…