Publishers Note Respect Goes Both Ways
By Jay D. Prince
After writing about issues I have with some junior players last month, I’ve had a couple of conversations with juniors who suggested...
From US Squash Leagues Ahead
By Kevin Klipstein
Google “leagues” and the first two listings are generic Wikipedia links, but the next two are for the USTA’s TennisLink league program demonstrating...
U.S. Masters to Introduce 2nd Flight
U.S. SQUASH has announced that the 2011 U.S. Masters Championships (Open Age Group), being held April 1-3, at Harvard University in Cambridge (MA) will, for...
End of An Era
The writing was on the proverbial wall in November when Equinox bought the Printing House Squash and Fitness Club in lower Manhattan. Home to about 300...
Bridging the Gap
This is the fifth in a series of articles written by the top-ranked U.S Squash Professionals about their lives on tour. These articles will...
SPA-tlight: Roland Ladontant
Ronald Lafontant, Head Pro at the Harmonie Club in New York
Where did you grow up?
I was born in Manhattan and grew up in Wakefield, northeast...
Women in Squash
By Jennifer Gabler
The best part of being tournament director for the Howe Cup this year was all the people I met through email and then...
New Squash Haven
In the city of New Haven (CT) and the small, suburban towns that surround it, if you look for it, you can find a great...
Grainger Steps Down From WISPA Tour
Squash fans around the world are sad to see Natalie Grainger has decided to bring to an end a distinguished career lasting 14 “glittering” years...
Core Training & Back Health for Squash – Part IV
By Damon Leedale-Brown, Sports Scientist & Conditioning Specialist
In the last article we discussed Level 2 of our Core Training progression and looked at a series...