How to Play Racquetball : The Ceiling Shot in Racquetball

The ceiling shot is a very important shot in the game of racquetball. Here is a free video to help you become a better player.

Expert: Shawn Royster
Bio: Shawn, started playing Junior Racquetball in the age 12 and under division at the National and World Junior Championship. He was offered a college scholarship to University of Southern Colorado.
Filmmaker: Louis Nathan

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[danglez]

awkward smile at the end

[omCi]

Great, great job on all the videos.

[ChristopherBordelon1]

Your videos are very informative. I took 2 semesters of Raquetball in College, beginner and intermediate and some of the stuff you are showing in these videos is stuff we never even covered in Beginner Raquetball.

[tcurrsdmaster]

@pacoribera thank you i have been trying to figure out how to do that for 2 days

[pacoribera]

to marcmgm: click on the "cc" button; it'll turn off the captions.

[marcmgm]

WTF Why did you CC this?You can't see the lesson.

[drrozhaley]

Excellent teacher!

[ClickThisUser]

And I explained that you don't see 2 and 3 shot rallies very often. Yes, the pros and high open players tend to have shorter rallies, but playing at that level is incredibly fun.

Advanced players use the whole court too, much, much better then beginners and more effectively, paving the way for great gets and fun rallies.

Now, all that being said, it still fun to play beginners since there is potential for 20+ shot rallies hahaha

[Doggieman1111]

umm.. I just told you how in my previous post

[ClickThisUser]

Not really..... any decent player uses a pass shot over a kill the majority of the time. Unless of course, they're set up for a kill, but passing is much more effective, and higher percentage.

How is the "3 dimensional fun" of racquetball not experienced in a match between A players?

[Doggieman1111]

Racquetball sucks these days because everyone just stays low and goes for kills. I like playing beginners because they use the whole court and the 3-dimensional fun of racquetball can really shine through.