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Alex Robertson
By Alex Robertson
on April 03, 2025
You may not know, but, we also have a pickleball newsletter that's written by Sara McInnes and emailed out every two weeks (if you're a pickleball player, I'd highly recommend signing up, by the way)!
Alex Robertson
By Alex Robertson
on April 03, 2025
Being able to hit shots accurately and consistently is one of the most important parts of squash, however, it's a very tricky thing to master.
Alex Robertson
By Alex Robertson
on April 03, 2025
A while back, I talked through some of my favourite World No.1s throughout history.
Alex Robertson
By Alex Robertson
on March 11, 2025
We've all been on the back foot in a squash rally, game, or even an entire match, however, that doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to lose!
Alex Robertson
By Alex Robertson
on March 11, 2025
I'm not going to take full credit for this topic, however, I am very excited about writing it!
Alex Robertson
By Alex Robertson
on February 23, 2025
You can learn a heck about your opponent's mindset by observing their actions and body language, whether before a match, during a match, or even in between games.
By Nicole Bunyan
on February 23, 2025
Team CT's very own Nicole Bunyan is back with another awesome tournament recap. This time, Nicole walks us through her experience at the recent 'Squash in the Land' PSA silver event in Cleveland, ...
Alex Robertson
By Alex Robertson
on February 23, 2025
Squash doesn’t have one official numerical rating system like other sports such as pickleball, where players are ranked from 2.0 to 6.0 based on their ability, however, that doesn’t mean there aren’t ...
Alex Robertson
By Alex Robertson
on January 28, 2025
Squash is pretty hard for nearly everybody who picks up a racket for the first time. It takes a good few tries to get used to the ball, the racquet work, the movement, and even the rules.
Alex Robertson
By Alex Robertson
on January 28, 2025
In squash, perfectly executed shots (whether they're winners, repeatedly tight drives, deceptive boasts, or fast-paced volleys) always please the crowd. And that makes sense, because most of the time ...