The G Spot, A Book About Squash

Having played squash on and off for many years I was curious to see what this book had to offer. I have had lessons and coaching in the past and wish that I had had access to the book then or even better my coaches had. This book has made everything make sense and fit into place as to why sometimes shots work and sometimes they don't. The way Tony has written the book makes it seem so simple and logical and I would suggest it is a must read for anyone that plays squash either socially, seriously or coaches the game. Tony has managed to break down the fundamentals' of squash into easy steps to try and allow people to achieve their goal. The book is well illustrated with clear diagrams to enhance the text. It is too late for me to become world class but I would suggest this book will help someone along the way. Great book highly recommended.

Great read!beginner or professional squash player,this one has something for us all to learn & be reminded of

It's a great informative coaching book, detailed but easy to read. Endorsed by some of squash's best players

thesis is hard to graspg spot -- really .. just not very good effort .. don't bother

Great book, all about good and modern technique!

What a load of Guff. The illustrations are poor and the descriptions are less then clear. 'A picture paints a thousand words' clearly demonstrated that the author has got bogged down in trying to describe in text what a well illustrated series of photos with clear annotations would achieve. Sections on his trials as a Squash player trying and failing to reach the higher levels of Squash are mirrored in the lack of his ability as an author to put this over or any real insight into passing this on to anyone interested in the game of squash. Even the title leaves you wondering what this about and the book fails to describe this. As a Squash player my recommendation would be to spend the time on court doing some solo practise. However if you have a long flight and need to go to sleep this will definitely help you find the Z spot.

It was a gift, but was well received.

Good info but definietely too short to be of any real value to someone above beginner level

Comprehensive review of all aspects of squash. Plainly and easily digested. Diagrams very informative.

Very well explained all through the book.