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24-12-2019
The integration with the SquashLevels.com website has been enhanced to allow club administrators to omit results for chosen leagues being sent to SquashLevels. This is particularly useful for those clubs running both Squash and Racketball leagues on this site. Hence, the administrators can choose to send all Squash Match results to SquashLevels, but omit the Racketball results.
The option to send results to SquashLevels (or not) is on the "change league details" page.
18-11-2019
Lots of relatively small improvements have been made to the site and the App in the past year. More are to follow, so keep an eye open for announcements of these additional improvements in the coming months.
Meanwhile, if you have any suggestions for improvements to either the App or the website - please do let me know by going to the link - Contact link
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Squashsite
Jul 1 2020 6:40PM
SquashSite Latest News
Clearly in the current climate a “Daily News” newsletter is a little optimistic, but rest assured that we still have daily updates on the site with regular Covid, Press and Player updates and plenty of feature articles.
Until tournament play starts up again we’ll stick with periodic rather than daily mailings. Keep checking the site and our social media for the latest updates - here’s some of the recent articles …
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Serious Squash
Jul 3 2020 10:51AM
Nicole Bunyan
This week is going to be short, but sweet. One of my favourite people, Nicole Bunyan has started a Patreon account. She's from Victoria, BC which is how I know her. We've trained together and hit many times over the past decade. She went to St. Michaels, which is where I coached and was a long time member of the Victoria Squash Club. Even though she's been living in the US for awhile now, I always try and get her involved in coaching my junior program whenever she's back home for a visit.
Nicole is super active, fit, incredibly humble and intelligent. She graduated from Princeton (I'm not sure how many times she was an all American) and on top of being a professional squash player, with a current PSA ranking of #65 she has also competed and done very well in triathlons. She has a wide range of knowledge when it comes to exercise, nutrition and squash. She's always been a terrific role model and I've never seen her low on energy even though she is always on the go.
I believe she has the firsthand experience that can help a lot of athletes (not just squash players) and I will certainly be recommending my athletes to subscribe to her page. I encourage you to check out her account and give her bio a read. I'm confident if you subscribe that you will not be disappointed. Here's the link: https://www.patreon.com/nicolebunyan
On the Serious Squash front there's just a few short updates. I've paused the Serious Squash Shop for the time being. While clubs were closed not much was selling and it's not cheap to keep the site in operation. Also at this time, Canada Post isn't shipping to many countries so that makes things more difficult. I do have a new batch of Serious Squash tees. They are Canadian themed now that I'm back in Canada and available for $35 by emailing or messaging me. Again, unfortunately I can only ship them within North America. I've sold half of them if the first week so get 1 soon or they'll be gone.
I also did my final squash specific live home workout yesterday. There's now a list of 12 if you want to get into better squash shape from home. Here is the link to the playlist: Workout Playlist
That's all for this week. Thanks for the read and hopefully if your club is back open you are enjoying being back on court. I know I sure am!
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The World Squash Federation
Feb 28 2019 7:24PM
PSA World Championships Chicago
Egyptian Quartet prevail in top half quarter-finals of PSA World Championships A quartet of Egyptians – containing reigning champions Mohamed ElShorbagy and Raneem El Welily – claimed victories on the opening day of quarter-final action at the 2018-2019 PSA World Championships in Chicago to ensure that there is guaranteed to be an Egyptian finalist in Continue Reading... <
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The Squashgame Forum
Jun 5 2020 11:05AM
beginners using yellow spot balls.
I have ben playing squash for 30 years & as i near 60 yrs old we now play with a red spot ball to give us better rallies rather than us go over to the dark side which is raquet ball! I ... <
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Google Alerts
Jul 10 2020 3:18AM
How to Play Squash Learn How You Can Quickly & Easily Master Playing Squash The Right Way ...
Racquetball games go to 15 points, but you can only earn points on your serve. As in tennis, a squash player wins a point if he wins a rally regardless of ... <
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On the "T" - the Blog about Squash
May 24 2018 6:46PM
Squash ShoesI was sent a request recently to publicise the article below which is all about Squash Shoes. The article is very detailed and might be of interest to some of the SquashLeagues.org website users. Happy Reading! You can find the … Continue reading
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CoachPhillip
Mar 19 2016 6:31PM
Learn to take the good with the bad.
Everybody loses sometime. Everybody has an off day. Everybody gets injured at some point. Everybody gets ill. Learn to accept those days, events and situations with grace. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t keep trying to win all the time, play your best every match, avoid getting injured and trying to stay health. It just means […]
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