Skills for squash - Elite forehand volley drop
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- Small changes can make a big difference when you get to the elite standard of hitting so taking the ball late and cutting a short sharp direct line with quality movement can take the pressure off your short shots if you have reasonable muscle and racquet control.
First you need to understand what to do then practice it and then you will be able to use your new quality kill in a game. 
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"hammer it in". Great analysis, thank you.
Here in Western Australia a lot of courts are now getting front wall glass mounted (on top of the old cracked plaster). The glass absorbs any spin on the ball and takes it out. This makes any volley drop super efficient especially against the side wall. The ball just stays there. I love it. Learning to use the physics of glass can turn into a real advantage: aim higher on the glass to get real depth in shots. Low kill shots become viable shots etc.
Glass front courts make great attacking players better and those that like to just rally need to develop their game and strength to hit quality depth and still be tight, anything open will be put away. Thanks for the insights into your experience on glass front courts.
Love it. I need to search your videos for the backhand equivalent.
It is on the list of videos to make. Thanks for the feedback
I’m waiting for this too. The FH technique is working for me but it doesn’t seem to translate to BH
@@squashanalysis5670thank you!!
I have a new camera and mic so the backhand video will be better quality and I will advance it through the queue of videos to do.
Nice tutorial, thanks man! Now im going to go try it on my opponent during tomorrow night's fixtures 😎
You may need to practice it a little before unleashing it in competition but if you let the ball come just a little further back than normal it will have a positive impact.