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Mohamed El Shorbagy - World number 1 and Current world champion
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Our group lessons range from beginner to advanced for junior and adult players. We design our group lessons around the abilities and needs of the players and ensure a fun and relaxed environment with a clear focus on progression each week
Our camps are about the whole experience of bringing players together to maximise their potential in a relaxed but focused environment. Each camp concentrates on the key aspects needed to develop confident, skilful squash players who can maximise their potential.
Junior Advanced Summer Camp 2019
29th July - 09th August 2019
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Exeter
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One Day Adult Squash Graded Tournament – Torquay
28th April 2019
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Torquay
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Club Championship – Torquay
25th May 2019
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Torquay
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Adult Summer Camp – Torquay
20th June 2019
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Torquay
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Friday Junior Advanced Group 5pm – 6.30pm
26th April 2019
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Bristol
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Monday Junior Advanced Groups 5pm & 6pm
29th April 2019
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Bristol
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Saturdays Junior Group Sessions, All levels – Bath
27th April 2019
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Bath
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Sunday Mini Junior Group Sessions – All levels
28th April 2019
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Bristol
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Wednesday Junior Development and Performance – Bath
24th April 2019
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Bath
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Monday Under 10’s Improver Group Sessions – Bath
29th April 2019
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Bath
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Saturday Junior Beginners – Torquay
16th March 2019
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Torquay
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Saturday Junior Mini Squash – Torquay
16th March 2019
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Torquay
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Saturday Junior Improvers – Torquay
14th March 2019
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Torquay
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Junior Advanced Camp – Bath
21st August - 22nd August 2019
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Bath
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Adult Beginners & Intermediate Groups – Bristol
23rd April 2019
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Bristol
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Adult Intermediate Group – Bath
29th April 2019
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Bath
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Monday team training
15th April 2019
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Bristol
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Workout Habourside club championships 2018/201911th May 2019
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Workout Harbourside
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Hadrian’s method is quite different from coaching I’ve had before in the style, a lot about improving the movement to make the game easier and how connecting the physical and mental sensations can help the whole body feel better and be more effective. It has helped me a lot in my career so far, not just on court but off court too! It helped a lot to get me into the top 3 and hopefully we won’t stop there!
If you are tired of same old same old with your squash coaching or are looking for something different then Elite Squash is for you. I came across Hadrian Stiff, who founded Elite Squash, a few years ago and was immediately struck by how different his approach to coaching is. Hadrian and his team have a holistic approach to sport, and specifically squash, which is focussed around freedom of movement and creativity on court.
Thank you very much for your personal comments, I can see and feel in myself, exactly what I am doing wrong now. It’s so good to have this constructive criticism. Hugely exciting. Thank you. I loved the course content and the relaxed manner that you delivered it. The strength and condition lecture was REALLY useful
John was patient and balanced the different abilities well, giving us all strong direction on how to focus on improving our game. Lunch was lovely. Loads of fun and laughter. Really liked the way John dealt with the mental approach to the game too.
I work as an immigration lawyer in the U.S., helping athletes, including professional squash players and coaches get green cards and work visas. But I decided to get away from my desk onto the court to work my own squash game for a change. When I first decided to come to Bristol to train with…
After a very cold winters morning drop-off at 04:45am in Cambridgeshire, about 30 minutes from Royston, I took the bus at 05:05am to Bristol via London. My stopover in London was cut short when I was luckily allowed to board an earlier bus than intended – score! Whilst travelling (collectively) for 5 hours I was…
In most circumstances we tend to view our training sessions in isolation to life. Whether we are a professional or an amateur, younger or older; whether we go to the gym or we do cardio; we play the game and return to “normal life”. We use this brief moment in time to learn or develop…
Your Stance whilst preparing to return and light feet. Look to stand approximately in line with the back of the service box and keeping yourself outside the width of the service box. Ensuring you have plenty of space between you and the side wall is essential. Look to stand approximately in line with the back…
When did you start playing squash and why? I started playing squash when I was 8. My dad used to play squash and I would tag along with him to the club as he would play every day and I was inspired by him! When and why did you decide to go professional? I decided…
