How to use social media to promote your squash facility
Last week we looked at how squash facilities can use external media (websites, newspapers etc) to promote themselves to local audiences....
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How to use the media to promote your squash facility
How can a squash facility use the media to build connections with its local community and encourage people through the door? Squash is an...
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.
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...
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 '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...
Welcoming beginners to your squash club: 'It's all about forging connections'
This is the third instalment of our series on Daisy Hill Squash & Racquet Club in Brisbane, Australia. Read part one and part two. When a...
'Don't give people a reason not to play squash'
This case study is part two of a series on Daisy Hill Squash Club in Brisbane. You can see part one, which focuses on the importance of...
Daisy Hill's thriving community is bedrock of its stunning success
Daisy Hill Squash Club in Brisbane, Australia is a bustling community hub where 1,400 friends get together to have fun. It just so...
Stockholm Squash Club sustains success thanks to its unique 'personal touch'
Gärdets Squashhall, the home of Stockholm Squash Club, is a three-court facility in a basement accessed straight off the pavement. Across...
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