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In Squash is a squash podcast that we've all been waiting for. Interviews and conversations with world class players, coaches, squash media, referees, and enthusiasts like myself, and anyone else who is a friend of the game. Enjoy the squash podcast.
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Episode 413 - Michael Absalom (opens the original)
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Michael Absalom joins the In Squash Podcast to discuss his journey in squash, from his early days in the sport through to his work in broadcasting and his transition from MC to SquashTV analyst and commentator. Michael shares his thoughts on the Shorbagy interview that made waves, the Asal hand grab controversy, the current men’s game and the players at the top of the sport, as well as the return of Nouran Gohar and the women’s game. We also look ahead to the new SquashTV season and discuss how
Episode 412 Jay Nash - Nash Cup (opens the original)
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The Nash Cup gets underway today as the Canadian swing of PSA events begins. Jay Nash discusses the build-up to the tournament, changes to the men’s draw and the challenges of navigating the unexpected when running a PSA event. The women’s draw is stacked with some of the game’s best young talent, while two past Canadian Nash Cup champions, David Baillargeon and Hollie Naughton, return to the event. The conversation also covers the Nashionals, the strong squash culture in London, Ontario, and th
Episode 411 Simon Herbert (opens the original)
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Newly crowned British National Champion Simon Herbert joins the In Squash Podcast for Episode 411. Herbert reflects on his impressive run to the British National title, his chances heading into the event, and what it means to add his name to a list of past champions that includes some of the biggest names in squash. The conversation also covers his experiences playing in Canada, the upcoming Nash Cup in London, Ontario, his work with coach Rob Owen, and his National Squash League title with the
Episode 410 George Parker (opens the original)
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George Parker returns to the In Squash Podcast for Episode 410, just months after winning the London Open and then retiring from the PSA Tour at the age of 29. George reflects on his decision to walk away from professional squash, the highlights of his PSA career, his experiences with discipline and controversy on tour, and what life looks like away from the professional game. We also discuss his move into padel and what squash might be able to learn from the sport’s incredible global growth. A
Episode 409 Stuart Davenport (opens the original)
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Former World No. 3 Stuart Davenport joins us for a fascinating trip back to the golden era of squash and an inside look at what it takes to reach the very top of the game. Davenport talks candidly about his own career and his experiences competing at the highest level, including his run to the semi-finals of the 1983 World Championships — an event dominated by the extraordinary Jahangir Khan, who went through the tournament without dropping a game. But this conversation goes well beyond the hist
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