Hey squashers,
Can anybody help me find some public courts in Nashville for a web friend?
They found some in Vanderbilt University and Montgomery Bell, but they are not accessible to everybody.
Thanks.
Hey all,
So when I was about 10, so mid 1970s, we had a chant in the playground which went something like this:
"Two old ladies sitting on the grass, one stuck a finger up the other one's
Ask no questions, tell no lies, have you ever seen a china-man doing up his
Flies are a nuisance, bees are worse...."
Have you heard of this before?
I've performed a web search but got no meaningful answers.
I have made up a version with my nephew, but would like to know what the "official" version is.
Thanks.
Hey Squashers,
I am pleased to announce that today sees the launch of a new project: Squash Insights.
Every two weeks, I will release a PDF containing an insight.
In addition to the PDF, the insight will also be available as a JPG image file to make it easy to store and view on your mobile device.
There's also an email list that you can join to have the links (PDF and JPG) sent to your inbox.
Each Insight has three sections:
Highlight: Where I present the idea in no more than 3 short sentences.
Explanation: Where I explain (duh!) why the insight is useful.
On Court: Where I provide practical advice on how to implement it in real world situations.
I plan to release 100 Insights.
Let me know if you have any questions.
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This announcement coincides with the complete redesign of my website, with a number of changes and improvements, including a more interactive RIGHTBALL: a page that covers everything you need to know about using the right squash ball. I've also updated the posters.
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UPDATE EDIT
Based on some feedback from a redditor, I have updated the JPG version of the insight. It now has a completely different design from the PDF poster, and is also 1080x1920 which is apparently a good proportion for modern mobile phone screens. You can see it below.
