Squash tips: Ghosting lines and patterns
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Jesse explains how ghosting can be used as a technical exercise rather than solely focusing on fitness and introduces the 'rugby ball movement'. Watch full playlist: bit.ly/J3sseMove
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Three cheers for South African squash players! Well explained, baie dankie.
This is one of the best videos on ghosting.
It is also interesting that you pick more from the video as your squash game improves. I got much more today compared to a few years back.
First ghosting video that fits perfectly in real world movement.
Great to hear your feedback Frosch!
Well said and well done Squashskills, a very informative video. Thanks again for raising the bar high and offering excellent advice. Best regards from LTSquash Canada.
Thank you for the feedback Gordon!
We hope you're enjoying Jesse's content, it's been very warmly received.
Thanks for explaining!!
First time I see the perfect ghosting👍👏👏
excellent
nicely done
Really good video thank you
Thanks for the feedback Nick, be sure to check out the full playlist: bit.ly/J3sseMove
Amazing speed dude on (EXPLOSIVE) SIDES.
Great explanation. Why the rugby shape to the front? Isn't the quickest path a straight line?
Bang
That rugby ball shape is the opposite of what everyone else teaches with the J shape
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Weird. Others say go in straight lines. Who do we believe.
He explained the difference, and when to go in straight lines.
@@watching99134 I'm still confused as to why. Why not always go in a straight line? Why create any extra time/effort/steps if you don't have to?