A Solo Squash Practice Plan

FastFocus

12 structured solo routines that build ball control and sharpen focus under pressure.

€39 one-time payment

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Summary

What's Included

Total drill time: 7 hours and 15 minutes.

Try The Free Sample First

FastFocus free sample routine PDF

Download routine 00 and start improving.

  1. Tap the image to download the free sample PDF.
  2. Get the free companion BetterPractice app.
  3. Enter shortcode DF6 on the Start page.

The 12 Routines

01Pace Control — hard/soft hitting for shot-weight variation. (31m)
02Feed & Kill — decisive finishing off weak shots. (30m)
03Angle Control — adjusting ball direction. (32m)
04Length Control — straight shots from varied positions. (34m)
05The Floor Is Lava — volley-only, reactive hitting. (33m)
06Power vs Control — alternating power and straight drives. (39m)
07Service Returns — high volleys and soft touch. (43m)
08Movement & Drives — tight straight drives, angle adjustment. (34m)
09Pressure Drills — ball control under fatigue. (35m)
10Control & Recover — hitting and resetting, physically demanding. (41m)
11Hitting Adjustment — recovery and shot prep, some ghosting. (41m)
12Deep & Short — straight-dominant, crosscourt kills. (42m)

Delivery

Individual or Commercial

Buy

Individual — €39
For you and a friend. 12 PDF routine sheets, explainer videos, BetterPractice app, Discord access.

Commercial — €99
For clubs, squads and coaches. Everything in Individual, plus noticeboard display and up to 25 photocopies per routine, one location.

Secure payment via Stripe. Questions? [email protected]

FAQ

What level is this for?
Confident club players. Some beginners have benefited too, but it's not designed for them.

Is it a subscription?
No. One-off payment, PDFs and videos kept forever.

How quickly will I see improvement?
Ball control within 2–3 weeks of consistent practice; bigger changes in 5–7 weeks.

How often should I train?
1–2 solo sessions per week.

Do I need special equipment?
A racket and suitable balls (see Use The Right Ball).

More questions: [email protected]