Play smarter, improve faster.
“After writing the book “The G Point, a book about squash,” I was introduced to a sports science research group, which in turn led me to learn about “Differential Learning,” and I began to test his concepts in squash.
Accepting that repetition is the least effective sports training system set me on a path of discovery that continues to this day. When I started applying these new concepts to squash, both as a player and as a coach, I quickly realised that this different way of learning delivers interesting results.
“I am passionate about squash and about helping people improve, whatever their fitness, age and current level, and I set up Gevolution Squash in order to to share my ideas and experiences with other squash enthusiasts.”
What makes Gevolution squash different
We use variety rather than repetition.
Our methods are based on the sports science differential learning and contraints-led methods.
Players learn how to watch the ball properly at all times.
We use techniques that encourage the body to position itself instinctively.
As play becomes intuitive, nerves subsides resulting in tighter shots and fewer errors.
Why switch to Gevolution Squash? Players who use our method:
make small but noticeable improvements faster than with traditional training systems...
... and retain these for longer.
Are more engaged and focused, both during sessions and when playing.
are better able to adapt their movements to constantly changing circumstances.
adopt more natural movements and feel more comfortable on court.
enjoy the variety in each session and feel less frustrated.
improve their body's natural ability to organise itself, even in activities other than squash.
enjoy being a member of a community in which they can share experiences and support the development of the Gevolution Squash method.
can join our monthly online meeting, hosted by Tony, where they can ask questions about specific issues and share their experiences.
And the above factors apply to all players, irrespective of their level, aptitude or age.
What do we do?
Suitable for juniors right through to masters.
From beginners through to elite players.
People who do not have a natural aptitude for squash, including those with coordination difficulties.
Can benefit people with functional diversities.