Common Mistake: Using The Same Swing - Learning From Karim Abdel Gawad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- 1. See how Karim Abdel Gawad adjusts his swing given a faster approaching ball.
2. Become aware of the countless factors involved in technical proficiency, and LOTS MORE!
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Well the things is if you have one swing and perfect that swing you won't need to be forced to change it up. Hit the perfect rail every time and let you opponent make the mistakes. Todays game is so loose.
Are you a top player?
@@shananarocks No, but I got a chance to talk with the Khans. They have incredible stories. Then hearing from the other top pros like Mark Talbot, JB. They Had these insane stories and theory of squash. Then would broach the topic with the Khans and just next level world like skill.
I appreciate your perspective. There are so many approaches to squash. What you have described is certainly one approach - extremely sound, replicable technique. The other extreme would be to have many dimensions to one's game, even if one specific aspect (e.g. length hitting) isn't quite as consistent as say the former approach.
Paul Coll has historically taken the former approach - i.e. sound, replicable hitting with high quality length). In recent times, he has also added in variations to his game to break down his opponents more efficiently and effectively.
Accurate length hitting is certainly the crux of squash. Personally I feel that adding in other dimensions makes it more fun and interesting! It also becomes more fun to view!
Wishing you well,
- Ahad