I’ve known of pickleball for at least 25 years, growing up in the Pacific Northwest, we even played it in PE class in middle school. Awareness of the growth of pickleball had drifted my way in passing over the past 5 to 10 years – brief anecdotes or comments, seemingly always from someone who charitably […]
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Written by Julian Illingworth www.csinsiders.com When will coaches be able to tell me anything concrete about their recruiting spots? This is one of the most common questions we field at College Squash Insiders, and the resulting lack of clarity is one of the most frustrating parts of the recruiting process parents and applicants often endure.
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Originally written in 2011 after sustaining a hamstring injury and 2 to 3 month rehab During the rehabilitation process from an injury, I always seem to discover limitations in my body that I was previously unaware of. While it is impossible to know for sure whether these deficiencies directly led to the original injury, I
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Originally written for Squash Magazine, August 2010 Take control of YOUR game Recently I have been thinking a lot about accountability in sports. The player, coaches, trainer and other support staff all to varying degrees are responsible for an athlete or team’s performance. My current setup in NYC is quite loosely organized; I don’t meet
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