College Squash Across the Pond
By Theo Woodward
College squash in the United States is a hugely successful enterprise that has fueled the development of American squash. In contrast, the situation overseas is the opposite: college squash is more of...
Gluten-Free: Diet or Fad?
By Candace Chemtob
With “A-list” movie stars, and nearly one third of Americans decreasing or completely eliminating gluten (Huffington press, 2013), why is “everyone” on this diet? And what is gluten? Gluten is a latin...
Local Call: Top Back Wall Out
With the continued introduction of glass back courts has come some confusion about the ‘out line’ across the top of the glass. In a step to clarify this ruling it can be confirmed that...
The Mind Game — Taking Control & Ownership
By Damon Leedale-Brown, Sports Scientist & Conditioning Specialist
As part of championship preparation squads with the England Junior and Senior Teams we often delivered mental training sessions to players and coaching staff. One of the...
90 Seconds With Laurens Anjema
Squash Magazine: Describe the first time you played squash.
Laurens Anjema: I loved the sound the ball made on the front wall. It was in the Hague in Holland. My dad was twelve-time national champion...
The Moose is Still Loose: Mike Corren, the All-Time Great You’ve Never Heard of
By James Zug
Look at the list of top eight title winners in the world: seven of the best players ever and a guy the casual observer hasn’t heard of. It’s Mike Corren, the Australian...
Movement and Shot Mechanics: Full Court Press!
By Richard Millman
Continuing with the subject of movement on court, let’s turn our attention to the “Full Court Press.” This term, often used in basketball but used in practice in many sports, refers to...
Junior National Team Prepares for Namibia
By Chris McClintick
Last summer, Poland hosted its first-ever World Junior Squash Championships, which included the United States Junior Women’s team matching its best finish of second place. This summer, another nation will host its first...