Squash Tips: Booming Cross-Court From Back With Jesse Engelbrecht

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In this week's free video, Jesse takes a look at the booming cross-court from deep in the forehand corner.
Jesse expands on what this term means, when the shot should be played and how to execute it correctly.
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[@essexa777]

i like to coach that shot with an extra 2 millisecond hold on the bounce of the ball which forces a much snappier racket head speed through the ball and a real punchy low shot. Good video!

[@watching99134]

I like videos like these if for no other reason than it gives a name for certain shots...also interesting how on rare occasions you want a flat racquet-face.

[@nabeelz4977]

Important to always be aware of where your opponent is when playing this shot as you can easily hit them if youre playing a tight angle

[@Fred-on7bz]

Some times, I do this forehand cross with the aim of the ball bounce back from opposite back court first glass panel but ball sliding the side wall, hoping it tight for a weak retrieve

[@ReadyForWhatever85]

I find this often trips up the opponent when you take this from the backhand