Squash at Easton

Available to All Members

With squash courts, lessons, coaching, leagues and tournaments, it’s fair to say we’re serious about squash (the sport, not the vegetable).

Good For: Total body HIIT workout in a short amount of time.
If You Love: A little friendly competition.
Get Ready To: Feel exhilarated.
What to Bring: Racket and goggles if you have, otherwise we’ll supply.

FAST & FURIOUS

GET IN ON THE BEST SPORT

The world's healthiest sport, according to Forbes. Squash takes first place in terms of cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength, endurance, flexibility and calories burned.

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there’s always a little friendly competition

Consider yourself part of a community who loves the thrill of victory, and say “I’ll get you next time” with every defeat.

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Constant Motion

You’re constantly moving – pivoting, accelerating, lunging, twisting and turning – which explains why squash players are known for their powerful quads, lean physique and core strength. The brain gets a workout too.

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WHERE DID IT ALL BEGIN?

The game made its debut in 19th-century London's Fleet Prison as a form of exercise, eventually finding its way to Harrow School For Boys. They gave it the name "squash" due to the sound it produced. Initially, it was confined to upper-class circles, but now, this fast-paced game is embraced and enjoyed by everyone.

NEED FOR SPEED

Squash is known for its fast-paced gameplay. The ball can reach speeds of over 170 miles per hour (275 km/h), making it one of the fastest racquet sports. What does that mean? You’ve got to be quick too.

DIFFERENT BALL, DIFFERENT GAME

Squash balls are available in various colors, each indicating their speed and bounce characteristics. The three main colors are double yellow, yellow, and red, with double yellow being the slowest. Pros use the slowest balls because they require a lot more skill and precision to play well.

WHY SO SMALL?

A squash court's relatively small dimensions create a compact playing area where players must constantly engage with the walls, as the ball bounces off them during the game. This means that players have to be agile, quick on their feet and make rapid decisions, which adds an element of excitement to every rally.

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Our members say

“I was diagnosed with ADD when I was 13. I got bored real easy. My parents asked if I might want to try squash. I have not been bored a day since. It moves so fast, and nothing is repetitive. There are a hundred different angles, a hundred different shots. I play every day and got recruited for college.”

Dylan H.

Easton, OH

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