Skills for squash - Forehand loop swing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2024
- Minimal energy with amazing control and consistency is the outcomes if you develop a loop swing. This is an advanced pendulum swing which keeps the racquet head down the floorboard line and takes out much of the inconsistency in your hit.
Easy on your body and very powerful, you will love the Loop swing. - กีฬา
I now identified 3 swings I can play: The very short loop swing (Farag), the perfect 90 degree racket up hammer swing (Coll) and the 'chicken wing' elbow out swing. There seem to be different scenarios when to play each. Chicken wing for maximal power when space is ample, The others when space is limited and speed is important. The 90 degree is very useful when the opponent is right behind you (there is hardly any back swing). I notice shots can be a mix between the three ranging from wrist swings to elbow swings.
Having quality viable options depending on the situation and choosing the best one is a skill in it self and blending the swings will give the best outcome for your abilities. I love your insights and comments which help others to have a good understanding of what I am trying to show, thanks for your input.
@@squashanalysis5670 Hey, thanks! Your analytical videos really create awareness of one's own game, it is great!
While typing my above comment I couldn't think of a typical PSA "chicken wing" hitter but I found one: the Scottish player Lobban who just played Dessouky in the semis in Manchester. The amount of power is phenomenal and he pelts it with great accuracy !
😂someones paying attention
I've been doing an even smaller swing than this for 25yrs. People always ask me how I hit so hard.espcially being a person of less than 110lbs. A lot of forearm and wrist burst power with this technique. However on the backhand I do need to employ the shoulder/torso to hit as hard.
You must be a nightmare to play and this heads into the elite form of hitting. Sounds like you have it worked out.
How does it go with shoulder fartigue. Iam getting alot of shoulder fartigue doing the normal way of swing. I got tokd to do a short swing very similiar to this swing years back. Took about 3 mths to adjust to it to a short swing. Most of squash life has been a wrist action but verys lessions got me out of thr wrist movement but i never got shoulder fartigue
The answer is to use both the full swing and the short swing which will give your shoulder less work, if you are not under stress the full swing will be fine and should not cause problems and the short swing is perfect for difficult or off balance situations. You will not get any shoulder issues from this loop swing and the power is still great. As you get older you will transition more into the loop swing.
I just tried this way now in a game. Just got off the court and all i can say is that i like it. Shoulder was good and iam back being confortable in using my wrist alot more and freely . Very little if any shoulder fatigue what so ever. Ball went in the direaction i wanted very easily. This will be something ill start working on now. Though iam having a hard time trying to see your swing motion. Maybe do a closer picture and can you show the backhand
@@simondonaldson4762 Great stuff, you will love it and the deception capabilities will make you even better. Yes I can do a backhand video, I will add it to the list. I have a better camara now so you will be able to see more, thanks for the feedback it helps others see the benefits.
There's some editing problem at the beginning. About 2 minutes of repeat.
I am trying to give an initial showing of important points so people can see an overview of the content, this will peak your interest in the information and hopefully reinforce the information when it is replayed.