Squash Back Hand

This is a Slow motion Video of Squash Professionals hitting the backhand drive from the back corner of the court off the glass wall. You can gather the technique tips you like from these videos.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Squash
• Professional
• Back
• Hand
• Technique
• Jonathon
• Power
• Peter
• Nicol
• Amr
• Shabana
• Ramy
• Ashour
• Gregory
• Gaultier
• Thierry
• Lincou
• Karinm
• Darwish
• James
• Willstrop
• John
• White
• David
• Palmer
• Nick
• Matthew

[SquashGod]

I found the track on a creative commons web site. I don't remember the artist.

[SquashGod]

Thanks I plan to put more of these videos together...Time is always the issue

[Orbituation]

Alright, great video! Although I was hoping to see Lee Beachill here =/

[johnykoop]

these videos have really helped my backhand, thanks

[machumway]

@MrMongolianMonkey A, it is well known that the glass courts are alot deader at the back that traditional courts, so they dont have more time, in fact they have less.

B, jonathon power is a former world number one, winning 36 tour titles, and regarded as one of the best, so who are you to comment on his technique?

[xyzDucati]

- Love how the palmer backhand is smooth. (My favorite from this video)

- Darwish backhand has a good acceleration provided by the release of the forearm. (It's pretty alwas the case with him).

- Shabana backhand here is not his classic one. He used to open a lot his racket face to have like a spin which make the ball stick to the back off the court.

Most stylish backhand ever is mohamed abbas.

[mbcspieler]

Super Anleitung für Clubspieler .

[aymanshoukry]

Great video, thanks

[visores]

I learnt a lot with this slow motion videos! thanks a lot.

[iamspartacus29]

Ramy changed his technique since that clip. He now plays with an inverted badminton wrist position which looks rather bizarre. Also Matthew, Darwish, Nicol and White have bigger swings (higher upper arm) on backhand which is generally not recommened in modern game. Not that it ever did them any harm. All the other players have similar technique really. Shabana's backhand is poetry in motion.

[daniman]

Someone can tell me the artist and song playing in the video?