Squash

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A fast-paced racket sport on a small court that boosts agility and cardio.

How to Squash

Starting Position

Lift the racket and take your ready stance.

Proper Form

I quickly move left and right while hitting the ball against the wall.

Breathing Technique

I lightly let it go during the swing.

Precautions

1. Be careful not to collide with the walls.

2. Protect your ankles during sudden stops and sharp turns.

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About

How to Squash

Starting Position

Proper Form

Breathing Technique

Precautions

From the Community

Squash Related Reading

Dynamic stretching belongs in your warm-up, static stretching after — what 35 studies found

Cardio before or after weights: why the order depends on your goal

Magnesium won't stop your muscle cramps — unless you're deficient, per a 2020 Cochrane review

Creatine is not bad for your kidneys, per Antonio's 2021 review of over 500 published studies

Overtraining symptoms: 0 of 39 studies found a biomarker

Progressive Overload Is the Only Variable That Actually Guarantees Muscle Growth.

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