Elite Squash UAE

🔰“Hot Ball” 🔰

This refers to a squash ball that has been struck repeatedly, hence ‘warming up’ the ball so that it becomes hot. A hot ball tends to have more bounce after being warmed up.✨🤓

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✨Featured Product of the Week✨

🔰“Head’s Revolt Indoor”🔰

The premium performance HEAD Revolt Indoor shoe is engineered to provide the optimum combination of comfort and stability to the player who is extra tough on his shoes.


It is low to the ground, light and faster than ever. For optimum foot climate and comfort the upper is made of durable synthetic leather, breathable mesh and lining materials.


On even the toughest indoor court the HEAD 180° DRIFT DEFENSE technology provides best toe and medial protection.


Additional stability comes from the HEAD ENERGY FRAME and the TPU midfoot shank. And if the match gets extra hot, the HEAD COOLING SYSTEM makes sure that your feet stay cool at all times.


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Our awesome Coach Salman striking a pose with these amazing kids whose really eager to learn squash. 😎


Does your kid have a potential with squash?
Come on over and we’ll help them achieve it!


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🔰Latest on Squash News🔰

Ramy Ashour and Camille Serme lead successful WSF trip to Ukraine

WSF Ambassador visit ‘a dream come true’ for Ukraine
By HOWARD HARDING


The WSF Ambassador Programme visit to Ukraine was a ‘dream come true’ for squash in the country said the Ukrainian Squash Federation President Anastasiia Netrebchuk at the end of an action-packed two-day series of events in the capital Kiev led by Egypt’s three-time world champion Ramy Ashour and France’s British and US Open champion Camille Serme.


Launched in 2011, the World Squash Federation international promotional initiative takes two leading squash players, together with an international coach and referee, into younger squash nations to inspire and help raise the sport’s profile through clinics, exhibition matches, refereeing and coaching seminars, and media presentations.


Ukrainian players, junior and senior, lined up to play Ashour and Serme at the city’s Grand Prix club. Belgian national coach Ronny Vlassaks enthused coaches from the length and breadth of Ukraine and Belarus on the art of coaching, and Slovenian international referee Marko Podgorsek conducted two well-attended workshops to explain the finer points of refereeing in squash.


It was standing-room only at a packed press conference at Grand Prix, where Ukraine Sports Committee President Illia Shevlyak told the media representatives: “I will do everything I can to support squash in Ukraine.


More Details Here: ⬇️⬇️⬇️
https://squashmad.com/breaking-news/ramy-ashour-camille-serme/

“I’ve learned that something constructive comes from every defeat.” 👍🏼😉
– Tom Landry


Yes, and that is LEARNING. It’s okay to lose, be a sport!

“Persistence can change failure into extraordinary achievement.” 😉✨
– Marv Levy


If you are persistent at something, you will be greatly rewarded for it. Don’t ever give up! Try and try, until you succeed.

Just another fun day at the court!

Did you know that Squash is one of the Top 10 healthiest sports?
It will not just improve your cardiovascular health, it also increases your strength and fitness, increases flexibility and strength in the back, and it also promotes good coordination and agility. 😎🏃🏽‍♂️


Pretty awesome right? 🤩
So why don’t you come on over and BOOK WITH US NOW!


We provide INDIVIDUAL and GROUP Coaching.
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🔰“Game” 🔰

A game is won by the first player to reach nine points. However, depending on the organising body, some games might require players to score up to 15 points before they are considered the winner.✨🤓

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🌀Racket Sports Serve Up Health Benefits
©️ Matthew Solan

It turns out that racket sports are not only fun, but they may help me live longer. 💪🏽


A study published online by the British Journal of Sports Medicine examined the link between six different types of exercise and the risk of early death. 🙂


Researched looked at racket sports, swimming, aerobics, cycling, running, and soccer. Study volunteers included 80,306 people, who ranged in age from 30 to 98.


Over the course of the study’s nine years, those who regularly played racket sports were 47% less likely to die of any cause and 56% less likely to die of cardiovascular disease. 😉



READ MORE HERE: ⬇️⬇️⬇️
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/racket-sports-serve-up-health-benefits-2017060911780

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Here is Coach Salman with his client! 😉

🔰Latest on Squash News🔰

WSF and PSA reveal SquashFORWARD line-up on eve of Olympic Day

World number one Nour El Sherbini ‘happy to give back to the game’ as young players take the pulse of their generation
By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad International Correspondent


The World Squash Federation (WSF) and the Professional Squash Association (PSA) today announced the line-up of their joint initiative SquashFORWARD.

The programme brings together eight top young squash players (four young women and four young men), all under 23 years old, with the aim to further actively engage with the next generations and shape the future of squash as a vibrant and healthy sport. Quite symbolically, the announcement comes on the eve of the Olympic Day, envisioned to encourage young people to move, learn and discover new sports.


The SquashFORWARD members selected from across the world each bring her or his own perspective on the future of their sport. They will become the ambassadors of thousands of young players internationally and will aim to capture the aspirations of their generation. Nour El Sherbini from Egypt (WR #1) and Diego Elias from Peru (WR #11) will co-chair the group.


The development follows on the announcement made by WSF president Jacques Fontaine in April 2018 in Bangkok during the SportAccord Convention.


More Details Here: ⬇️⬇️⬇️
https://squashmad.com/breaking-news/wsf-psa-reveal-squashforward-line-eve-olympic-day/

“It’s not the will to win that matters - everyone has that. It’s the will to prepare to win that matters.” 🤩🏆
- Doug Williams


Good things come unexpectedly.
But the greatest question for that is,
“Are you ready for it?” 😉