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Doubles Squash-The Ultimate Guide

Doubles squash is a fantastic game to play and the variability of play can be dramatic. Doubles requires a good partner, shot selection, court positioning, and footwork. All four players are mixed together and with a hard ball traveling very fast and bodies constantly moving, this is a very exciting game.

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Doubles Squash-The Ultimate Guide

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  1. Infographic designed & brought to you by: DOUBLES SQUASH STRATEGY BossSquash.com STRATEGY STRATEGY Volley every ball you can touch. #02 Always hit deep before you shoot short. #01 This is the Golden Rule of Winning Doubles. If the opposition’s strategy is to push you to the back wall, don’t go willingly. VOLLEY! Play at least five length balls before going short. STRATEGY STRATEGY The number-one attacking shot is the reverse corner. Split the team on the diagonal. #04 #03 The number-one attacking shot is the reverse corner because the opposition usually has to play the ball back cross-court to your part- ner and they should be ready to attack on the volley. There are four corners in the court and only two people on a team. The simple goal is to split the team on the diagonal and hit to one of the open quadrants. STRATEGY STRATEGY Move laterally on the red line. #06 #05 Attack cross court. When rotating with your opponent move laterally on the red line, not in a box step, so that you don’t get blocked out. To open up the court, attack cross court. STRATEGY STRATEGY Aim high and hard at your oppo- nent's shoulders. #08 #07 Vary height and direction. For cross-court shots, aim high and hard at your oppo- nent's shoulders. The second spot is at there knees. STRATEGY STRATEGY When defending a ball hit hard at you just block the ball with a fore-swing. #09 Cover the shot that beats you. #10 When defending, cover the shot that beats you, not just the shot that con- tinues play. When defending a ball hit hard at you do not take a back swing or full swing. If you do you will hit the ball out of the court or miss altogether. Original sources for the published content: https://bosssquash.com/blog/doubles-squash/ or join us on: For more information visit: www.BossSquash.com

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