Squash Lessons

Squash is a great workout and a lot of fun. It is also a trendy sport in Singapore. If you are looking for a new workout, or just want to try something new, squash is a great option.

There are many squash courts around Singapore, and squash coaches and lessons are available for all levels. If you are new to the sport, there are certified squash academies that will teach you basic strokes and footwork. With experienced coaches and convenient locations, you can easily find a class that suits your needs. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, squash lessons are a great way to improve your game.

Squash is not difficult to learn for beginners! This is largely thanks to the fact that squash is a very easy sport to pick up and there are plenty of resources available to help you get started.

One of the best ways to ensure you're learning properly and avoiding any potential difficulties is by signing up for professional training. Here in Singapore, we're lucky to have some of the best squash trainers in the world who can provide years of experience and expertise. So if you're thinking about taking up squash, don't let fears of difficulty hold you back - with a little help, you'll be playing like a pro in no time!

Former champions and current students at the top squash schools recommend getting started by taking some lessons. Many local sports clubs offer group or private Lessons for all levels, so finding one squash academy that suits your abilities shouldn’t be too difficult. Once you have the basics down, you can start playing in tournaments at your local squash club or join a league/team. The best way to get better at squash is to simply play as much as possible and try to find someone who is better than you to play against on the court. Doing this will help push you to improve your skills and become the elite-level player you can be.

A squash coach is responsible for teaching players the game of squash and helping them improve their skills. They work with juniors, kids, and adults, and typically hold coaching sessions at a squash club or school.
Squash coaches need to be able to motivate and encourage their players, as well as identify their strengths and weaknesses. They should always be willing to answer any questions that players have, and be able to give feedback constructively. In addition to coaching sessions, squash coaches may also need to organize tournaments and leagues, and contact with other coaches and Singapore's clubs. They may also be required to write reports on player progress and give presentations to parents or school staff.

A WSF level squash coach is a person who has been certified by the World Squash Federation to coach squash at the highest level. This person has usually been a professional squash player themselves, and has extensive knowledge of the game. They are able to teach all aspects of the game, from the basic rules to the advanced strategies.

There are four WSF levels for squash coaches:
WSF Level 1: Introduction to Squash Coaching
WSF Level 2: Intermediate Squash Coaching
WSF Level 3: Advanced Squash Coaching
WSF Level 4: Elite Squash Coaching