Training for Squash: An Overview (Part 3) Physical Testing
By Damon Leedale-Brown, Sports Scientist & Conditioning Specialist
In last month's article (Part 2), we discussed the use of 'performance profiling' as a simple technique...
Publishers Note Batter Up!
By Jay D. Prince
Ahhh, the joys of refereeing. We all love it, right? Hmm, not so much. But why? Every time we step onto the...
From US Squash Raising a Checkered Flag
By Kevin Klipstein
Of the several dozen pieces I’ve written for this space, one that seems to have struck a chord was the recent “Preserving the...
Letters June 2009
Battle Goes On
Your article regarding eye protection (A Losing Battle, Apr/May ’09) raises an important issue. I am an ophthalmologist in Detroit caring primarily...
Chicago to Host 2009 U.S. OPEN
U.S. SQUASH is pleased to announce the 2009 U.S. Open Championship will take place Aug. 31-Sep. 6, outdoors at Pioneer Court, in front of...
Squash in the Bayou City: Who Knew?
Houston is an unconventional city in many respects, but none more so than the fact that you have to dig below its post apocalyptic...
USOC Announces Coaching Awards
Each year, the US Olympic Committee (USOC) recognizes squash coaches at all levels for contributions to the sport. Three U.S. SQUASH coaches were awarded Coach of...
2009 Hudson Cup
The Hudson Cup is an annual, regional, one-day team event inaugurated in 2005 and open to squash clubs, schools and other organized squash groups...
U.S. SQUASH Junior Women’s Team
By Scott Leighton
Following a full year of competition in selection tournaments and a final playoff held April 3-5, U.S. SQUASH named the members of...
SPA-tlight: Richard Chin
This season, U.S. SQUASH has introduced the Squash Professionals Affiliate Program (SPA). With this program, U.S. SQUASH will offer personal liability insurance coverage to...