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On-Court Technical Coaching to Master Your Squash Game

byGGems Squash AcademyOn-campus programs across Delhi NCR and VadodaraStarts from3,500 per student / monthView full gallery

See how we break down the squash swing, footwork, and movement into simple, repeatable patterns. Whether you are building your basics or prepping for tournaments, these drills help you get the technique right.

Here, we are demonstrating a crucial drill for organized movement. The focus is on moving from the back of the court to the 'T' and then to the front for a volley drop, emphasizing correct footwork and racket position.

We break down complex shots to make them simple. This video explains the common error in hitting a straight drive from the front backhand and shows how to correct it by adjusting foot placement for better balance and spacing.

A live coaching moment correcting a player's shot. To get more spin and a shorter drop, we focus on bringing the elbow across the body and executing a soft, sweeping arc under the ball.

This video explains the two most common issues with the backhand volley: late racket preparation and improper back-foot movement. We teach players to prepare early and keep their hips parallel to the side wall for stability and power.

A player practices a footwork drill using cones to guide his movement. These drills are designed to improve agility and ensure players can efficiently cover all corners of the court.

A group of students listens intently during a pre-drill briefing. Clear communication and ensuring every player understands the objective of the exercise are key to our coaching sessions.

Young players from Ahlcon International School practice their swing form. We start building a strong technical foundation from a very early age.

This video shows a young player practicing her swing and another performing box jumps. Our training integrates both on-court skill work and off-court athletic development.

A montage of our coaching programs in Noida and Greater Noida, showing a mix of fun warm-up games and structured drills with our students.

Taking a moment between matches at the Gyanshree School tournament to give a young player some tactical advice and encouragement. Mentorship is just as important as technical coaching.

About On-Court Technical Coaching

We don't just tell you what to do; we show you why. By focusing on T positioning and early racket preparation, we help players avoid common technical errors like cutting across the ball or dragging the backswing. It is about building a foundation that handles pressure, not just practicing for the sake of it.

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