'Squash on Fire' sets the Benchmark for Urban Squash Facilities
Squash on Fire, located atop a fire station in the heart of Washington D.C., redefines urban squash with its innovative 'pay to play' model.
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Building squash courts and developing juniors... in the midst of war
Dimitry Scherbakov is building new squash courts and developing juniors - in the middle of the Ukraine-Russia war.
Renovation of Squash Court Walls
After the squash season is drawing to a closmany facilities are beginning to plan for court renovations. Based on numerous inquiries, the...
How to Build your Junior Squash Section
Andy Whipp, PSA Player Experience Leader, CEO of AWsome Sports Ltd., professional squash coach, and author of 'Play To Your Strengths,'...
How squash is making a positive social impact across the world
Squash has a growing and deserved reputation as a sport that achieves positive social change and helps address inequalities in...
Non-profit Uster Squash Arena is Swiss success story
Uster Squash Arena, situated in a picturesque town 15 miles east of Zurich, must surely be the world's only squash club to share its...
How to get people with disabilities playing squash? "It's easy!"
How many people with disabilities and learning difficulties play squash at your facility? The answer at most squash clubs is probably...
WSF President asks for clubs' help in 'right ball' campaign
The WSF urges squash facilities to address beginners using the wrong ball, impacting player retention, by promoting the right ball types for
How Pay & Play reversed Doncaster Squash Club's fortunes
Just before the pandemic, Doncaster Squash Club flipped its business model from a members' club to a pay-and-play facility with an open...
How a 'Community Development Manager' can galvanise your squash venue
When we speak to the passionate people who drive and grow our sport every day at squash facilities across the world, one word that comes...
Outdoor squash: is Rik Zwikker's fresh air court the best solution yet?
Outdoor squash is gaining traction, offering unique al-fresco experiences with innovative court designs.
Courting couple: How Squash 57 is keeping Christel and Rolf active
The Squash Facilities Network found this article from Squash Player magazine exceptionally inspiring as it exemplifies best practice for...
The importance of childcare at squash clubs for busy parents
Kaifu Lodge in Hamburg is one of Germany's most vibrant squash facilities. With eight courts, an extensive gym and fitness studios,...
Edgbaston Priory combines prestige with buzzing community vibe
Edgbaston Priory is one of the UK’s biggest squash clubs. It hosts some of the sport’s most prestigious tournaments – yet combines this...
Community Perspectives: How the Athletic Club of Columbus Developed an 80-Player Women’s League
By Karen Arango , published in Squash Magazine by US Squash The Athletic Club of Columbus is different from most other clubs that offer...
How H//T Squash is boosting female participation in clubs across Scotland
Scottish Squash is raising women's participation in clubs across Scotland through a female-led beginners' squash and fitness programme...
How Squash Levels can be used to deepen player engagement
Traditionally in a squash facility, competitive activity is organised through a club ladder or ranking board, with new members starting...
How 'Tournament Tuesday' has revived squash community in Vienna
Jonathan Gallacher has used his own unique concept called Tournament Tuesday to rebuild the squash community at Padeldome Club in Vienna...
Non-Profit US Community Squash Centers: A Model of Social Engagement
Barrett Takesian Executive Director of the Portland Community Squash Time and again, we hear inspiring stories from the USA about...
Lee Beachill's Vision for All Glass Courts
In an enlightening discussion with Lee Beachill, the Chief Operating Officer of the Professional Squash Association (PSA), the Squash...
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