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Going Back to Basics
Back to the Basics is a key principle to use when you’re not playing well and things are just not…
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Fran Davis: Take Your Best Shot
Taking the right shot at the right time means making your opponent run the farthest distance to get to the…
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Q&A: Crossover or Open Stance Footwork?
Question: “I’ve been watching videos and shadow rehearsing in a tiny office the back crossover vs the front crossover for…
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Controlling Your Opponent’s Court Position
As simple as it may seem, keeping your opponent back and out of the middle of the court is effective…
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Watching the Ball at All Times
Watching the ball at all times may seem like a simple and elementary strategy that everyone does automatically, but you…
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Playing the Percentage
Playing the percentages, or in other words, playing high-percentage racquetball, gives you the edge. When you play high-percentage racquetball, you…
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Play the Ball, Not Your Opponent
This is a strategy that most people don’t think about. Often players either do not like their opponent for one…
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Concentration and Focus
Ideally, you want to get into a state of total concentration and focus on the court because that is when…
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Controlling Center Court
In every sport, positioning is everything and racquetball is no different. In racquetball, being in the right place at the…
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Play One Point at a Time
In sports, the past is gone and the future never comes, so in racquetball you have to learn that there…


