Squash and rackets (racquets) Books

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""Golf For Beginners, And Others"" is a comprehensive guide to the sport of golf written by Marshall Whitlatch and originally published in 1910. The book covers all aspects of the game, from the basic rules and equipment to more advanced techniques and...

The path to elite performance in a racket sport is much like the path through a minefield to safety. There are no warning signs, but there are invisible hazards that lie in wait. There are no reliable maps-largely because the path itself varies for...

In The Saddle: A Collection Of Poems On Horseback Riding (1882) is a book of poetry written by E. Paxton Hood. The poems in this collection are all centered around the theme of horseback riding. The author explores the joys and challenges of horseback...

Hashim Khan, the legendary squash rackets player, established a record of victories that has no parallel in the game. This book is his story.The style may startle the reader at first. Hashim never learned to write English, or even speak it in the...

Squash is not just a game; it also builds independence. As with any sport approached properly and with concentration, one has to be independent in that area, because it's ruthless. You have to stand on your own two feet entirely. Basically it's the...

The game of squash evolved from the school playgrounds in Harrow, in the UK in the mid-19th Century, to all-glass transportable courts in exotic locations. It is now played by over 20 million people in 200 countries.  Australian women squash...

Float Fishing And Spinning In The Nottingham Style is a comprehensive guide to fishing techniques that were popular in the late 19th century. Written by John William Martin and originally published in 1882, this book provides detailed instructions on how...