Bloody Hell, Lost Again!!

I am a bit sad. I just lost another squash game. It was a close finish, a final result of 2 - 3 with a score of 7 - 9 in the final game... But still, losing is losing... ;-(

I think the problem has to do with my technique, or better yet the lack thereof. Both René and I play a technique called hard ball. The goal of that technique is to play as hard as you can and not much more (well, at least I play by this technique). While this may help in lowering frustration and stress levels, it's ultimately a technique that brings nothing but disaster and lost games. Unfortunately, I find it hard to bring my technique to a higher level, so I can play smart instead of hard. I started of good, feeling in a winning mood, but I soon turned blind and fell back to my old hard ball technique.... Sigh... ;-)

Well, better luck next time. Gotta work on that technique.....


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Written by Imar Spaanjaars
Date Posted 04/06/2006 22:55

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