The Modern Sports and Hobbies Encyclopedia http://www.hobbystop.net http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/Understanding_The_Basic_Rules_Of_Squash.html Squash is easy to understand once you've memorized the rules. If you're just beginning to play, you may find learning the rules (let alone the best playing strategies) a bit overwhelming. Below, we'll explain how points are earned and define proper serves and returns. You'll also learn about the rules that govern interference calls as well as lets. By the time you've finished reading, you'll be ready to start playing. http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/Understanding_The_Basic_Rules_Of_Squash.html http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/Basic_Squash_Equipment_Explained.html Most of the equipment used by squash players is also used by racquetball players. There are a few differences which we'll explain below. The key is understanding why each piece of equipment is important. In this article, we'll describe squash balls and racquets as well as protective eyewear, shoes and gloves. Afterwards, you'll be ready to make an investment in the equipment that is best-suited for you. http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/Basic_Squash_Equipment_Explained.html http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/An_Introduction_To_Squash_Strategies.html If you're only planning to play squash occasionally, there's little need to learn competitive strategies. But, if you'd like to become a better player and ultimately enter local competitions, you'll need to learn the tactics of experienced players. Below, we'll describe basic squash strategy, a few potent court strategies and some advanced tactics that professional squash players use to dominate their opponents. http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/An_Introduction_To_Squash_Strategies.html http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/The_History_Of_Squash_Revealed.html Most people don't consider the origin of their favorite games. Instead, they're content to simply enjoy playing or watching others play them. Squash is no different. While millions of people around the world enjoy the sport, few know its origins. But, some enthusiasts with a true passion for squash take great pleasure in learning its history and growth over the years. Below, you'll learn how squash was created, how it spread and its progress during recent years. http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/The_History_Of_Squash_Revealed.html http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/A_Fast-Paced_Overview_Of_Squash.html Enjoyed by players for more than 130 years, squash is now played by more than 15 million people in over 150 countries. Organized tournaments have been held since the early part of the last century and continue to capture the competitive spirit of new players each year. Squash enthusiasts are hopeful that the game will be added to the roster of the Olympic Games within a decade. http://www.hobbystop.net/Squash/A_Fast-Paced_Overview_Of_Squash.html