[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…
[Updated on 1 June 2020] No matter what your skill level may be, playing squash is more fun if you find ways to improve your game. If you are like many others, your time for practice is limited due to work and other family obligations. However, if you take a…
[Updated on 1 June 2020] Many people believe that racket sports date all the way back to ancient times. There are some references in literature that may indicate the use of a racket to hit a ball but there is no real physical evidence. However, the racket does go back…
[Updated on 1 December 2020] Imagine a sport that is responsible for just as many breakups as it is for business deals. Think about a game that burns more calories in an hour than going for a run. Envision a game that is accessible to anyone who has a court…
[Updated on 1 June 2020] Whether you have played racket sports your whole life or have just gotten started, there is often a time when a passion for one racket sport breeds curiosity for another racket sport. A common crossover combination of racket sports is that of squash and tennis.…