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Good Luck to everyone off to Brooklyn, Florian Park and parts unknown for this weekend’s adventures! For everyone else, remember training always runs and we have capacity for that extra lesson for those looking to get some more work in! - - #squashtigers #hardestworkersinsquash #goodbetterbest #plainsboronj #squash #squashmoms #princeton #ussquash (at Princeton, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ci2mbyUsZtT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Long before many of you were born, squash was humming along and the home of giants… educate yourselves in today’s BLOG 😉‼️ #squashtigers #hardestworkersinsquash #linkinbio👆 (at Princeton, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CP8JJbBL1J9/?utm_medium=tumblr
TODAYS BLOG: a few weeks ago I was reading of the Mets firing their hitting coaches, you can catch up with it here if you’re interested in the specifics. To cut a long story short, pitching dominates hitting in baseball, but even more so at the moment. The Mets are in a slump, with little offense, and the article led with the lovely quote that “it’s all fun and games until someone gets fired”. Further to that, the author quotes management as saying that the firing “isn’t about recent results. This is about the process behind the scenes.” I may be quoted as saying I don’t believe the New York Mets.... read the remainder of this post on our blog... #linkinbio👆 #squashtigers #hardestworkersinsquash (at Princeton, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPnwP82r4in/?utm_medium=tumblr
Todays BLOG 📖 is the 5️⃣th in a 6️⃣ part micro series to provoke a little thought about the way you see 👀 your game! Squash is a complex decision making sport and can be played with remarkable variations. This indisputable fact is one of the reasons we love the game. As a coach, I love creativity, I love individual differences and I embrace chaos. Having said all that, I do like players to have a standard movement template to all four parts of the court as a real “safety blanket”. #linkinbio👆 #squashtigers #hardestworkersinsquash (at Princeton, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPbMZT3L-wY/?utm_medium=tumblr
Todays Monday BLOG 📖 talks about ⚡️Tempo and 📐Accuracy and asks the immortal and slightly silly 😜 question - what’s best? #linkinbio👆 #squashtigers #hardestworkersinsquash (at Princeton, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CO-Z0SFgf02/?igshid=14to9svwg8o1o
Today’s BLOG where I link squash performance with Billy Bean, Shakespeare, Rocky, Virgil, Shelley, the Pawtucket Red Sox and Brown Squash Camps... Can you actually afford not to read it? #linkinbio👆 #squashtigers #hardestworkersinsquash (at Princeton, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/COxsYggLhy2/?igshid=dy82yssw4yzb
One minute research paper breakdown- POST PANDEMIC 😷 RETURN TO TRAINING-link in bio #squashtigers #hardestworkersinsquash (at Princeton, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/COu9hYxLe01/?igshid=f6yfy5uzbi1o
The second in a six part micro series to provoke a little thought about the way you see your game! Range is such an important part of squash. For the purpose of this discussion, we define range as the capacity to play a variety of strokes from the same position. Classic examples may be the drop and the lob, the boast and the straight drive. Fundamentally we do not wish our opponent to be able to anticipate our stroke and “move early”, for a variety of reasons... Read more in the blog! Link in bio.. #squashtigers https://www.instagram.com/p/COkj7rULN1o/?igshid=1qfvl4hees5tp
