
SQUASH TENNIS - by Richard C. Squires - $1.00 - [March 1968]
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
WHO CAN PLAY?
STRATEGY
FUNDAMENTAL STROKES
SHOT-MAKING
HISTORY OF SQUASH TENNIS
COURT SPECIFICATIONS AND EQUIPMENT
OFFICIAL PLAYING RULES
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
This manual dives into Squash Tennis, a hybrid court sport that captures the rapid pace of squash and the soaring strokes of tennis. Written by a seasoned champion of multiple racquet disciplines, it breaks down the rules, techniques, and strategies with clear, step‑by‑step guidance. The accompanying diagrams label positions, shot trajectories and bounce points, making it easy for listeners to visualise each play.
Whether you’re a tennis enthusiast, a squash player, or simply enjoy quick‑reflex games, the book shows why the sport fits a wide range of skill levels. It highlights the appeal of powerful strokes, tight angles off up to five walls, and the balanced footwork that keeps the game lively without exhausting runs. Young athletes can use it to stay sharp in winter, while older players find the slower‑ball pace perfect for longevity and fitness.
Beyond the basics, the guide offers practical tips for converting existing squash courts and adapting equipment, opening the game to clubs everywhere. Listeners will come away with the confidence to step onto the court and experience one of the fastest indoor racquet games around.
Language
en
Duration
~50 minutes (48K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Dennis McCarthy
Release date
2004-03-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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