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    How to Serve in Squash [Guide To The Five Serves] - Squash Expert

    • A most common of serves used in amateur squash games, not all beginners to squash find it the most accessible when returning a lob serve! Added to this, when used by a squash master, this serve can in… See more

    Highest governing bodyWorld Squash Federation (WSF)
    First played19th century, England, United Kingdom
    ContactLimited
    Team membersSingles or doubles
    The Body Serve

    Considered by many to be a serve resembling that of a dodgeball move, the body serve is more of an element of surprise, rather than a staple squash shot! However, t… See more

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    The Smash

    A typical serve, the Smash is used throughout many amateur games. Usually played as an overhand serve, this is similar to a tennis or even volleyball type of serve with the poi… See more

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    The middle line of the front wall is the service line.

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    During a serve, a player must have one of his feet planted inside the service box, without touching the lines, until the ball is hit. The serve must hit the front wall between the service line and out line and land on the opposite side of the court between the back wall and the half-court line.

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    The extra line is the service box for doubles. The walls of that court move out slighty so that it can become a doubles court.

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    Where is the service line in squash?
    After that, the server is obliged to switch service boxes after each point is won. The service line in squash is located on the front wall, exactly midway up it. When the ball is served, it must land above the middle line, also known as the service line, and below the outlined top section on the front wall.

    Mastering Squash: Essential Rules and Etiquette to Know

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    Does a serve count as a service in squash?
    Service Rules You only get one serve in squash so take your time. However, if a player makes no contact with the ball, it does not count as a serve and theoretically, this could happen over and over again. You must serve the ball from one of the two service boxes.

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    Where is the out of bounds line in a squash court?
    In a squash court, the topmost line on the front wall and the lines along the two side walls are called the out of bounds lines. Any ball that strikes these walls on or above these lines is considered to be out. The lowest line on the front wall is called the ‘tin.’ The ball cannot hit on or below this line.

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    What are the rules of squash?
    Some fundamental rules of squash include: The ball must be hit above the tin (bottom boundary) and below the outline (top border) on the front wall. The ball can hit the side walls and back wall during play. Players take turns serving, and the server must stand in the service box until the ball is hit.

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    What is a service box in squash?
    In Squash, the service box is a crucial point from where the service begins. A standard squash court has 2 service boxes which are located on both sides of the court (left and right). Each player is entitled to choose a preferred service box when starting a new game. After that, the server is obliged to switch service boxes after each point is won.

    Mastering Squash: Essential Rules and Etiquette to Know

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    How do you serve a squash racket?
    Let’s have a look first at the underhand, which is by far the most popular method of serving in squash The basic idea is that you gently throw the ball out in front of you, and then swing the racket through, making contact with the ball at roughly thigh or waist height. It is important to try to keep your wrist ‘cocked’.

    The Complete Guide To Squash Serve Drills - Sports Centaur

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    Squash Rules - the Basics Explained - PSA Squash Tour

    Aug 1, 2016 · To serve, players must keep one foot inside the service box during the serving motion. The ball must hit the front wall between the service line and the out line, and land in the area behind the short line on the opposite side of …

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    Squash: Rules and how to play - Olympics.com

    Mar 28, 2022 · At the bottom of the front wall, a thin strip of 48cm is placed, which is called the tin. A tin is the squash equivalent to what a net is in tennis. A service line and an out line are also drawn on the front wall at a height of 1.78m and …

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    Mastering Squash: Essential Rules and Etiquette to Know

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    Beginner's Guide to Squash - Better Squash : BossSquash

    Jan 1, 2024 · The front wall features a “T-shaped line called the “service line” or “half-court line” that divides the front wall into equal halves. Walls- The court consists of four walls: the front wall, two side walls, and a back wall.

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    Rules of Squash - Squash Company

    Your serve must go above the service line – the middle line on the front wall – and below the out line (the top line on the front wall). The serve must go to your opponent’s quarter of the court. The ball can hit the side wall or the back wall …

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    The Complete Guide To Squash Serve Drills - Sports …

    Feb 27, 2023 · There is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ squash serve. There are four main types of serve – namely the lob, the smash, the body serve, and the backhand serve. On top of that there is also the basic serve, or the ‘wide’ serve (so …

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    Squash Serve – How To Improve Easily? - Better …

    Jan 1, 2024 · Your serve can be a deciding factor that can make or break a rally or the game. Unlike tennis, a serve in squash does not have a second serve. A rally starts as soon as the ball makes contact. The ball must bounce off any …

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