Squash 101 - How To Improve Your Drop Shots

[@squashtv]

Squash Skills' Lee Drew explains some important aspects of the deep drop and talks through a useful exercise to improve your racket control from all areas of the court. See the full video in the SquashTV Coaching Area at psaworldtour.com/tv/coaching and be sure to visit Squash Skills for hundreds more coaching playlists: bit.ly/2RLDycE

[@darkelixer05]

Lookin forward to use this technique in my next tournament......Thanks for the advice

[@paulneumann7739]

Thanks

[@andypiper5285]

Glad to see Chesham Bois courts in action!

[@TheSunnyManish]

Really helpful

[@mikailodabas5041]

last sentence is what it all about is

[@samson1star]

I used to have lessons with Lee! feel v. privileged haha

[@aryankumar7283]

St George tennis club right?

[@CheapHomeTech]

Training videos should always include deception possibilities. How to hold or take it early as well as alternate possibilities and when and why of using them.

[@watching99134]

This should be titled "How to Improve Your Long Drops"

[@finnryan8984]

If Jay Rayner played squash

[@peanuts68ful]

Why is your back wall line so high

[@watching99134]

The line is the right height, maybe you're looking at the top of the viewing gallery wall?

[@alancourtney476]

I think you meant well but beginners will be overwhelmed by the jargon and the barrage of advice.

[@tawanda33]

This exercise is definitely not for beginners

[@elhefe505]

Tawanda Mawushe wdym it the simple basics of a drop

[@watching99134]

@@elhefe505 But it's not a simple drop it a long drop (from the back of the court).

[@dominikwojtucki]

First

[@watching99134]

and nothing to say