A short squash article to improve your squash
This is the third and final article in the “Coaching” series. Not everybody is lucky enough to be able to have on-court coaching, so what can you do instead?
Although this is the third in the coaching series, you do not need to have read the previous two articles (Part 1 & Part 2) to benefit from this one. In fact, this one is very different from the other two. Not everybody is lucky enough to have local coaches they can visit. Here are a few ideas if that is true for you.
I also want to say that not everybody can learn effectively on their own. Pro-active learners enjoy the process of finding and using information themselves. Some players need to be given the information. Don’t worry if you find active learning difficult. Not everybody is suited to it.
It is possible to just play and improve that way. I call that passive learning – learning without consciously trying to learn. Generally, this way of learning is slower than active learning.
Sometimes articles are the best way to communicate ideas and concepts. I have written the articles so that native and non-native English speakers can understand them.
The articles are generally quite short, with an estimated read time shown on the top. Each article has one clear topic or theme and are designed to be educational.
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