Squash Tips: Courageous Solo Practice

Watch Ali Farag's interview "Scripted": tinyurl.com/AliFarag-Scripted
In this video, Ahad takes us through a short example of courageous solo practice.
Ali Farag speaks of "courage" in his fantastic interview, "Scripted", and how courage is required at the highest level, to avoid settling into a passive style of play. Follow along, give it a try, and watch "Scripted" to gain lots of wisdom: tinyurl.com/AliFarag-Scripted
🎬 Video by @ARProformance
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[@grayjohn6332]

I do this. The add on is, with a partner we hit up and down the wall with tight, attacking, dying deep shots trying to make the other person hit up. When your partner is forced to put a higher lose ball up you attack with the cross court nick. If the nick is missed the straight drop is put in. Then we change sides. We never score it because we want the shots to be played with no pressure, a bit like your Courage.

[@cr7goatgaming2]

Please make a video on power control