Squash Tips&Tricks: How to construct a rally

Squash Originals wants to help you play better squash. In this video Seb Weenink will explain to you how he builds up his rallies. Explaining to you the 'A,B,C,D' rule he learnt when he was still a professional squash player. By applying this tactic over and over Seb got more and more aware of when to insert certain shots in a rally. Hopefully this will also help you understanding the game of squash a bit more after watching this!

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Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
01:14 - The A,B,C,D rule
04:10 - All kinds of rallies and explanations
11:50 - Outro

[DrDarrenStevens]

What I love about squash as a game is that no matter your level, if your opponent plays an excellent shot, we always say it was an excellent shot. Especially if it beats us. The egos are different in this game for some reason.

[captainzork]

I just looked at some PSA match highlights and was able to identify the A B C D structure almost immediately. Pretty cool!

[Christrainskillshots]

Really love your videos. Keep em coming!

[dmihovilovic]

Very good! I am mostly an A-D player....will try to be more patient! Thanks!

[rishiramnathsing]

You are by far my favorite youtuber. I am just a random person you have never met before, can I please get your autograph. I love your videos and the drippy Squash originals merch. When are you going to release the merchandise to us? WE LOVE YOU!!

[peterchang]

Nice work! Great coaching. A big fault in my game is I usually skip 'B' and sometimes 'C' and go from A to D resulting in errors and putting pressure on myself! I will adopt this ABCD in my games, like I have adopted many of your tips & tricks.Thank you!

[shustypl]

You make great material. Much better than others. Good sound quality - no problem to understand you. Good camera quality. Thoughtful and great advice - a lot of people give a half hour lecture that you get little out of and once you get on the court you don't remember how to actually apply the advice. You immediately show by example what you are talking about, making it easy to understand exactly what you meant (I love this), because sometimes words alone are not enough.

I have a comment about 6:38, this is often how I try to recover the T - by playing high long flying drives. Unfortunately the opponent almost always intercepts the ball with a volley, which is his C play and makes my situation worse. When this often happens I try to get out from under pressure by cross court, but this is a bad solution as you have shown playing with a partner.

[boordbelsj]

Interresting video thanks, and also to see her play improve with your tips is nice to see

[SquidLemon]

the best squash videos I've seen.

[timeleasing]

Thank you for sharing these tips and tricks.

[Modern_Kitchens]

Great tips! I really can see where I'm lacking or rushing with no reason...

[abijitganguly]

Such a great channel. Thanks a lot really. 🙏

[TheJoshrud]

Seb. enjoying the videos. I don't think I every got past A when working with Harv's. too bad you never made it back to Nova Scotia again.

[Stateoftheheart]

Thanks for another great video! Going to try put this into practice! I think I’ve being going from A to C 🤣

[piotrpaluch]

Super. I like your vieos. They are very helpful for beginer like nie, and i have one questions what kind of ball do you play (red, one or double yellow)?

[swingeasyguy]

Seb would you agree that the better our conditioning is the more confidence we have in being more patient to get to C?

[ahmedhafez]

Hello, should c and d are winners? So a drop played off a weak return of a drive is a winner shot, so i think it should be only a, b and c

[artbrare]

can we have a new video??? I've seen all like 3x by now lol

[Bp-kwuh]

Bjr, pourrait-on avoir les sous titres en français ?