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Yes, sometimes. Like tennis outside, one needs to adjust to nature.

True and true!

MaspethSquash.com for more info. It’s made of steel, wood, and glass.

@@MaspethSquash Thanks. Are the walls glass then?

Gracias. Yes. This was the final for last year's tournament. The women's final took place last year, but the busy, active schedules of the men made scheduling difficult. It also set the scene for this extraordinary match up of this year's #1 and #2 ranked players in the USA. Hope you enjoy the video.

The filming angle on this sacrifices the view of the back end of the court, but helps me improve my game by showing how these two guys move and shoot, as if I'm standing on the court with them

Yes. simply squeegee after... dries in minutes.

Write to Robert@maspethwelding.com for answers to your questions. Yes, back door. No divots in steel! Floor gets rinsed and squeegeed.

The “divots” are actually finely sanded weld joints. They are 100% flush and pose no obstacle to the ball bouncing true. Speak more with Robert Gibralter about the exceptional court that many many pros like & endorse. Robert is New York through & through. He’s more New York than the Statue of Liberty.

Abhi is a fantastic player, role model, leader and teacher. He's amazing to watch!

@@MaspethSquash Thanks, I'll make sure to show him this video

No. Would love to get the City involved!

similar to outdoor sports, like tennis, you learn to work with the elements.

I think it's a hard ball

@@pjkammer6801they have hard balls in squash??? since when

@@pattfromwiisports Old school, and they still use them in doubles

@@pjkammer6801 damn, never played doubles before. good to know!

@@pjkammer6801 It was white though, there are no hard white balls afaik

like outdoor tennis

My thoughts exactly. It would be great to see the whole court!

Ping pong balls are plastic. White squash balls are used for glass courts

yes. thanks. still working on it and want to improve the coverage and storytelling.

Great, much appreciated! Keep up the good content please.

steel and wood. More info at MaspethSquash.com

@@randomman69420Z My highest ranking was inside the top 100 so that's doubtful lol. I also never resorted to all the on court histrionics that some seem to think necessary now

@@JW-bs7xp totally agree that professionals need more performance and sportsmanship training. The engagement and interaction with refs tend to diminish interest in the sport. And, the best of the best are so much more focused on personal performance - not histrionics. Federer, Nadal, ... cool as cucumbers! Thanks for noticing and commenting. The young pros have a lot to learn. It's not physical capabilities that separate them from the best.

@@randomman69420Z The key word in my comment was 'was' my friend. I no longer follow peripheral PSA players very often as I am no longer as involved on the tour (035 with family). Tom looks quite a good player but I do not like the childish attitude he shows on court here and do not think he is as good as he seems to think he is.

@@JW-bs7xp You weren't a top 100 player, probably not even top 100 at your own club.

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Solid 🫵🏼

Steel

Steel. Seemless. Fast and true.

This is the only one.

In an igloo

Where in Canada is it,? I'm a retired squash inst​ructor and would be interested in having a hit in a metal box. Skål! @@MaspethSquash

@@gordoncampbell4706 New York City. Maspeth, Queens, NYC

@@MaspethSquash baahahaha! Of course in the Queens, NYC, steel box squash. I will look you guys up if I ever make a trip to see the TOC at Central Station, best regards from Canada.

What is a normal court. We think it’s better.

@@MaspethSquash Looks like it is better than a regular court of bricks or glass. The problem is get white balls. Hard to find in some countries.