Squash

Lob serves in squash are hard to return with any power. Learn how to return squash serves down the wall with a backhand off of a lob in this free racquet sports video from a squash instructor.

When returning squash serves with a crosscourt forehand, try to hit just above the nick. Learn how to return squash serves with a crosscourt forehand in this free racquet sports video from a...

The main point of movement in squash is to return to the T area. Learn how to hit serves and get back to the T in this free video on squash drills.

Catch a squash opponent napping with a serve into their body. Learn how to hit serves into the body in this free video on squash drills.

The purpose of a deep squash serve is intended to die in the corner of the court. Learn how to hit deep serves from the right side in this free video on squash drills.

A wide serve in squash will land near the red line. Learn how to hit wide serves from the right side in this free video on squash drills.

A short serve in squash is intended to catch an opponent off guard. Learn how to hit short serves in this free video on squash drills.

Put your opponent in a tough position with sidearm serves in squash. Learn how to hit sidearm serves in this free video on squash drills.

Sidearm serves give a different angle in squash. Learn how to hit sidearm serves in squash with tips from this free squash video.

Hitting an overhead serve is like hitting a volleyball. Learn how to hit overhead serves with tips in this free video on squash drills.

Focus on opening the face of the racquet on backhand serves. Learn how to hit backhand serves from the left side with tips from this free video on squash drills.

Backhand serves are similar to volleys, and they allow the server to watch their opponent. Learn how to hit backhand serves in squash with tips from this free video on squash drills.

Keep the racquet head up and the face open on backhand serves. Learn how to hit backhand serves with little effort from this free video on squash drills.