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PSA Squash: What Made Ramy Ashour SO GOOD?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
- 1. Learn what made Ramy Ashour the legend that he is!
2. See some of the combinations Ramy Ashour used.
3. See all of his epic skills through several rallies - from fundamental targets, fitness, to mindset and...
A LOT MORE!
0:00 - Intro and Where I've Been.
0:34 - Today's Focus.
0:53 - What Makes Ramy So Special?
4:36 - Combinations.
4:42 - Straight Drop Combo.
6:22 - Straight Volley Drop Combo.
7:08 - Two Wall Attacking Boast Combo.
9:08 - Cross Court Length + Cross Nick Combo.
9:53 - 2 Wall Attacking Boast Combo with Coaching Points.
11:30 - Coaching Discussion.
13:19 - Epic Rally #1.
14:24 - Examples of Ramy's Holds & Their Impact.
15:40 - Example #2 - Ramy's tactics, mindset and more.
16:54 - Variation Under Pressure & Surprise Attack.
18:05 - Game 1 Grasshopper Cup Player Heat Map
19:19 - Epic Rally #2.
21:44 - Epic Rally #3 - It isn't always great
22:45 - Ramy's Epic Mindset & Coaching Discussion On Choice & Personal Power.
23:46 - Epic Rally #4.
25:00 - Epic Rally #5.
25:30 - Counter Drop Combo.
27:48 - Epic Rally #6.
28:30 - Wrap Up.
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Got lucky enough to get into squash when Ramy was at his peak. For me he just lived up to his name as the maverick. You could adopt elements from his game but the skill and audacious shot selection is simply genius at times.
The other player I loved watching was Nick matthew who never had the flair but instead honed every element of his game to be as good at it as he could be. I think more of us could aspire to be Nick Matthew but that doesn’t stop us dreaming of being Ramy.
I love your comment Rob. Thanks for sharing. Nick Matthew's game style is definitely relatively more easily replicated (incredibly hard to do, but simpler). Ramy was a Maverick and dinner aspects will forever only be Ramy's!
More recently theres paul coll. His game is simple but every element is close to perfect. Strength, speed, accuracy, pace, defending, shot game etc.
Thank you for this upload. Ramy is the GOAT!
Definitely is right up there Hossam! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Great video! Breaks down things lesser players don't even notice. Keep it up!
I'm glad you found value in it Charles 🙏🏼 I appreciate your support,
- Ahad
Super insightful Ahad. Just loved it. Ramy was talented, gritty, and a great technique. Warrior Monk.
Thanks Shishir 🙏🏼 I appreciate your support. Glad you enjoyed the video!
- Ahad
Dear Ahad, After I watch your videos my first impression is that your analysis makes me livid as a fellow coach and player. I must say I watch them twice over to grasp how you present these insightful stats and diagrams with such clarity and simplicity!
Hello Sami - Thanks for sharing :) I appreciate your curious and critical perspective (coach and player).
Out of curiosity, why do they make you livid at first?
- Ahad
@@ARProformance It's natural to feel livid as a fellow coach when I see your level of commitment and reading of the game. We were having a small coaching conference yesterday in Groningen and someone mentioned your work in appreciation, no wonder you debunk a lot of aspects and make them so simple to understand especially for players who don't have access to good coaching. I am sure Sqaushskills can take a few lessons too:D
I appreciate your honesty Sami. Thank you for sharing. If you think I may be helpful / of value at a future coaching conference, please put me in touch with the organizing committee. I'd love to discuss possibilities 🙏🏼 Chat soon,
- Ahad
Thanks for the brilliant analysis Ahad. Much love from India
Thank you Ramesh 🙏🏼
ramy is indeed a worthy champion
he is so creative in the way he conjures his shots
the more traditional champions tend to stick to set pieces but with ramy his often time unorthodox shot making is just a pleasure to watch
Indeed! He was the complete player! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Is? Was.
The video I have been waiting for.
I'm glad that you liked is Qiguang! Thanks for supporting the channel 🙏🏼
- Ahad
For a cranium game, Ramy uses it to the max. Great analysis once again.
Thanks for your support Julian 🙏
Although every game ought to have a game plan I only began to realize the intricacies of squash moves when I started to watch your videos and the analyses that you provide thereafter. Keep up the good work. Moreover it's a pleasure to see you reach out to every person who comments on your channel. Jaza k Allah
Thank you for the kind and supportive words Ghawatz. I feel grateful to be able to help guide your game from afar. Wishing you the very best 🙏🏼
- Ahad
Love the amazing in-depth videos. Keep up the great videos.
Thank you Omair 🙏🏼
Fantastic exposition, as always.
Thank you Sartaj, for the continued support. Hope that all is well at your end,
- Ahad
Your analysis and demeanor is awesome . Keep making great videos like this. It inspires me to at better .
Ramy is the 🐐
Thanks Jayesh 🙏🏼 Wishing you the best!
- Ahad
Another great analysis video, thanks Ahad.
You have described Ramy's many talents here -- as well as these, I consider what made him so great was his innate ability to process what was happening more quickly than his other (very talented) opponents -- this was demonstrated by his ability to accurately volley many shots that his opponents would need to play as ground strokes.
I do wonder if some are born with this innate mental skill that mere mortals like me could never develop, no matter how much I worked on it!
I think it was that 2014 World Championship that you feature here where Ramy came back after a 6-month injury break to beat Mohamed El Shorbagy in the final -- I recall one monumental rally won by Ramy where Mohamed leaned back against the side wall with a big grin on his face that said "how on earth did you do that?" Respect ...
Thank you Peter. You're absolutely right about that one epic rally! Ramy definitely had / has some special gifts. As a society we have a tendency to assign 'genius' to such figures. I truly believe that with a LOT of hard work, the 'right' guidance, an empowering, challenging, and supportive environment, more of us could achieve more. The legends like Ramy likely do have some genetic advantage, but I truly do feel that all of us are leaving something on the table in our squash, lives, etc. - sometimes unfortunately, through no fault of our own (e.g. being born into poverty etc.). A bit philosophical, but I wanted to share :)
Take care, and thanks for your continued support Peter,
- Ahad
@@ARProformance agree that hard work can take people a lot further than we think. But if you’re citing the “ten thousand hours” like from Malcom “I tell stories not truths” Gladwell, I have bad news: the stats did say 10k hours, but the variance is +\- 7k hours, or 70%. It might take some 3k hours, and someone else 17k, almost six times as long.
woww lovely man❤
Thank you 🙏🏼 I hope that you enjoy the rest of the videos!
- Ahad
I hope future player get a look to this video.
I have played tennis, badminton, picleball, ping-pong and squash as amateur fiew years now. Honestley squash is the hardest of all. You have to be smart not only atletic to cover every corner of the filed. Thanks for the analystes.
Thank you for your supportive comment Khalid. All the best,
- Ahad
Superb. The only players who I think could have given Ramy a worthy challenge are Jansher and Shabana (at peak fitness)
Very informative video :)
Thanks Wasey 🙏🏼 glad you enjoyed it and learned something!
super, super, super, it must be amazing to say that word so many times.
Absolutely! He was something else! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Really great video - Ramy was just a totally unique squash genius. Perhaps you could do a video on what you think are the best solo drills? Ramy had some really insane drills he used to do
Thanks Bernard 🙏🏼 There are many videos on TH-cam about solo drills. Chris from Serious Squash has lots of videos on solo.
The answer to your question really depends on what aspect / skill one is trying to develop. Feel free to share a specific question and I can provide some guidance 👊🏼 all the best,
- Ahad
Legend!
He absolutely is!!! 👏🏼
Can ramy techniques be a model that juniors can simulate ?
Some things definitely yes! Part of me wants to say yes to everything, haha. I believe that in time, a lot can be learned. It will definitely take conscious effort, diligent practice, and a lot of consistent hard, smart training!
We can certainly learn a lot from him, and borrow things, even if they aren't exactly like Ramy. After all, there is only one Ramy, and we can all strive to be the best versions of ourselves 🙏🏼
Thanks for your continued support Mohamed 😊
- Ahad
Hello my name is Tristan, what did ramy do to make him such a good mover on the court
I feel that it was a combination of several things including staying light on his feet, timing his split step, his ability to read the game, his accuracy of hitting which minimized options for his opponents (thus making his movement more efficient), pure determination, some natural genetic factors I'm sure. So many things go in to it. Most importantly, a LOT of practice!!! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Thanks for your support,
- Ahad
This match was prutal
Definitely was a brutal match!
2 talented players were playing in a game