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    • How to Restring a Squash Racket

      Your squash racket's string plays a central part in your game, since the slightest problem can throw off your shot. The type of string and its tension also can make a big difference. Restringing your racket once or twice a year is recommended. more »

    • How to Buy a Squash Racket

      Choosing the best squash racket for your needs is the most fundamental decision that can be made to improve your game. The three key factors to consider are racket weight, balance and grip. Most players choose a mid-weight, evenly balanced racket. Average racket weight varies between 140 and 170 grams. The lightest models may weigh... more »

    • How to Buy a Skimboard

      Skimboarding is a fast-growing water sport. Flatland skimboarders glide along shallow, sandy shorelines, inland lakes or rivers. Others use the board akin to a skateboard, riding rails, performing ollies and other tricks. Skimboards can replicate surfboards with riders catching the waves closer to shore. Skimboards are specifically... more »

    • What Do Fruitarians Eat?

      Fruitarians are people who follow a mostly raw fruit diet. Fruitarianism is based on the belief that the human body is meant to live off raw fruits and nuts and that the act of cooking destroys nutrients in food. more »

    • Esophagus Cancer Diet

      Potentially the most difficult thing about eating while dealing with cancer of the esophagus: swallowing. Esophagus cancer is conventionally treated using radiation or surgery--meaning that the throat is left sore and sensitive. The question, then, is which foods might one comfortably eat and still maintain a healthy, balanced diet? more »

    Squash Quick Guides

    • Sports Clothing and Gear

      Having the right tools is key to successfully playing any sport. Each sport though has its...

    • The Art of Origami

      Folding paper into intricate designs and shapes is an art form that some would call an...

    Squash Articles

    • How to Use Squash Terminology

      Squash is played on an indoor court with four walls. This racquet sport's name derives from the type of small, soft ball used, which is "squashy"... more »

    • How to Dress for Squash

      Squash, and its cousins tennis and racquetball, are enjoyable, active sports that get your heart rate up and keep you fit and agile. Besides the... more »

    • How to Stretch for Squash

      Exercise contracts the muscles and unless you stretch for squash to elongate the muscles, you open yourself to the risk of injury. Stretching... more »

    • How to Use Strategy in Squash

      Squash is a popular indoor racquet sport played in a four-walled court between two or four players. At its highest levels, squash requires... more »

    • How to Play Squash

      The game of squash is simple to learn and is a wonderful way to get in shape and stay fit. It can be played as a relaxing pastime or as a... more »

    Wikipedia

    Squash

    Squash may refer to:

    Food and beverage
    * Squash (plant), the fruit of vines of the genus Cucurbita
    * Squash (drink), a drink made of concentrated fruit syrup or fructose

    Sports
    * Squash (sport)
    * Squash tennis, a similar game but played with equipment related more to that of tennis
    * Squash (professional wrestling), an extremely one-sided match in professional wrestling

    Other
    * Squash (2002 film), an Academy Award-nominated short film about a squash game
    * SquashFS, a read-only file system

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