Squash analysis - Using your left hand

Your left hand is for balance and can add power and control to your shot.
It helps to keep one part of your body stable when everything else is turning so give it a try and see the difference for yourself.

[@dorapan6724]

Coach Gary, you are the best amongst all the other youtubers teaching the game of squash to beginners and old timers like me .... a Massive Thank You !!!

[@squashanalysis5670]

Great thanks, I get carried away with the advanced stuff so I will remember to have continual content on beginner content. There is so much more good stuff to come, please subscribe and like the videos which helps my reach.

[@slightfimulator4888]

I normally use my left hand to hold the racquet, but let me try this next time, thanks!

[@肯尼-u6r]

Just a soft reminder.
There's a typo error on the thumbnail (using your let hand)

[@squashanalysis5670]

Thanks, was in a hurry and only glanced at the word. It is funny how the brain sees what you want it to see. Fixed now

[@mjhastings4534]

Elias!!!

[@time4leasing]

Amazing way to achieve a proper backhand drive. Thank you sir !!

[@squashanalysis5670]

It makes a huge difference to our movement to and out of the ball. Thanks for the feedback.

[@Kwistenbiebel100-ns5ko]

Fantastic video, a great comprehension of body mechanics. . You are a great coach the way you explain it to your pupils. Thanks for sharing.

[@squashanalysis5670]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hannibalking85]

Great video, would forehand work the same

[@squashanalysis5670]

No forehand is very different, I will do a video on it for you.

[@hannibalking85]

@@squashanalysis5670 thanks I felt this improved my game significantly, no one explains these basics better than you for those of us that cant afford private coaching really grateful

[@reallyinnocent6119]

Can't wait to try in evening. I really like to create good power in my backhand drive.

[@squashanalysis5670]

Stay compact in prep and follow through or the power will become less controllable.

[@stwang38]

Love the bonus video. Can't wait to try it with power on those awkward 3/4 court shots

[@squashanalysis5670]

Use early body prep tot he back wall then finish early without too much follow through turn and the dropped shoulder and there will be no stopping you.

[@swingeasyguy]

awesome lesson; does the same apply to the forehand?

[@squashanalysis5670]

Not quite the same, I will make a video for the forehand.

[@swingeasyguy]

Thanks Gary, your videos are top notch!

[@shahg25]

Very good

[@squashanalysis5670]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it