วีดีโอ

I think wide stance already prime you for a split step since a narrow stance would consume more time to open up the stance. With a wide stance, you simply need to hop upwards instead of sideways and upwards.

Top notch video 🔥

The different paced figure 8s are insanely difficult

Looks like you’re not too bad at it. The trick seems to be keeping it over the service line.

A question, wouldn't the narrow stance be more effective in situations where you have to defend or attack, because it makes you quicker to respond due to a faster split step. Wouldn't the wider stance be more advantageous where the rallies are still being contested with stable length hitting? I am unsure of the following, but doesn't the french school of movement advocate for a wider stance compared to the narrower stance, so could it be just different schools of thought and that both have their place?

Isn’t it harder to initiate split step from a stance that wide? I’ve changed my stance to be narrower and it seems to be helpful for my split step.

Short,sweet and effective.Love it.Just for the record i played today remembering your last tip about getting the elbow back on the backhand.won 3-0 and opponent was saying how impressive my backhand was!That has NEVER happened before!!!Thanks again.

Super cool!! Definitely going to try

You forgot a really important one,watching the ball at all times,I watch loads of amateurs watching the front wall after a shot :)

Actually the best tip so far about the backhand, more whip and accuracy 👌

Any tips for forehand tight drives? Mine are so loose

I hate lefties.. 😢😢😢

Nice video again, thanks! I’ve been trying to improve my backhand for what seems like a couple of years LOL so all these tips help. I have a question, not really related to the core topic of the video. But when you have something like this, with the 2 key points you talked about in the swing here, when you go out on court are you consciously keeping those 2 thoughts in mind all the time? Or are you hoping to rely on muscle memory so that you don’t need to think about it? Because my challenge is I will watch a video like this, go and do some practice of it, but then typically at some point it will slip out of mind, and I will fall back into old bad habits, especially playing a match. Part of the reason I think is because of all the other things you need to think about in squash!

Brill

Why did you practice finishing with closed stance? In your other videos you seem to prefer open stance or at least it looks more natural for you.

Thanks. Great video for me now. Im currently fixing my backhand drives. For me there are so many things to learn, moving in, foot work, grip, prep. And your wind up drop n release. Follow through. Move out. Im on after my 3rd coaching session in that corner, 1st was so frustrating, 3rd I'm starting to see some progress.

Very good lesson, congratulations for your effort and dedicatión. From México

Very helpful tip, but what about the proper rotation timing? Should it be right before the lunge?

Awesome video keep it up!

Love these videos.Straight to the point.im 53 years old,dodgy knees and back but your tips have improved my game for sure.Keep em coming!

Greart perspective..🎉

Great video. Confusing point though. 00:35 "keeping your torso still" 00:54 "making sure we're rotating our torso"

The content starts at 1:18

Great video, thanks! I agree I think racquet preparation is so important. It's usually the first thing I notice if I see amateur players compared to watching the PSA players, in that the amateur racquet preparation is so often missing compared to the pro's.

Top tips…Thanks for this, I possible for you to show second spin follow through from behind please

Awesome video I really liked the pro examples in the video!

Great tutorial and nice t-shirt!

You need to redo the sound from 5:45

A very important aspect of the split step is your heel doesn't touch the ground. ie your foot is "locked" if that makes sense.

Awesome video! Keep up the good work 🔥🔥

amazing guide!!!

Amazing video! Really a great recap video that has everything about the swing! Been looking for something like this for a while, well done

Great video. Btw which shoes are you wearing? Are volleyball shoes good for squash as well?

I'm lost. Is this an April fools video?

This is Awesome 👌

Great video! Both tips really helped with accuracy, especially the first one.

Maybe explain in more detail which direction (other than through the ball) the racquet face is traveling when you hit these two shots, and also having a camera behind the court so we can see the result of the spin(s).

So, with the first spin on the backhand side, you're sort of pushing the racket into the wall a bit?

Hi, I have the exact same racquet. What strings and tension do you use?

Awesome video getting better with every video!

never heard these tips before, excellent! These are the small things that separate the noobs from the pros :)

what is controversial about it haha he's literally pushing his racquet arm

Good video - but one item was not explained. Are you waiting to initiate the split step until you see where the opponent you have hit the ball, or guessing based on their shape?

Great tip, thank you for sharing it !

This is super useful. Thanks. 🙂

Awesome content for sure helps my squash

Great video,😇, but isn’t this just half the story?🤔. Doing a split step is one thing, timing it correctly is the other⏰. Are you planning to show how to time it? Eg, just before or exactly at the point of contact as your opponent strikes the ball. Also, seems to me that a great split step requires great watching😎, something that most of us don’t do well.

Is the small hop on one leg?

Great delivery 👌

Many thanks ,I am a taller guy even and I feel my height is giving me disadvantage as I always start my initial movement off balance...just wanted to ask you that there's another aspect of split stepping which is stepping into the t on one foot dragging the back foot and hopping on that front foot...I think this is more fluid if under high pressure