Founded over 20 years ago by lifelong squash coaches Cliff Wenn and Szilvia Szombati, LearnSquash is built on a simple promise: to share the love of squash with players of all ages. Whether you’re 5 or 99, beginner or competitor, our mission is to create experiences that spark joy, build community, and nurture a lifelong passion for the game.
We will be starting our full squash programming the weekend after Labor Day on the September 6/7 weekend.
We'll have private lessons on Saturday mornings and afternoons and clinics and private lessons on Sundays throughout the season.
Private and semi-private lessons are available. Our clinics have been moved to Sunday afternoons from 1-2pm at our Winsor School location. Email us to enroll and enquire.
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Private and semi-private junior squash lessons are available. Email us to enquire and/or to schedule a lessons with one of our pros.
Junior clinics will be on Sunday mornings and there will be a fifth (new) clinic on offer. Click below for more information.
A big addition to the LearnSquash program is the installation of an Interactive Squash court at the squash center. Interactive Squash Training is the most sophisticated digital training system for racket sports on the market today.
Training modules which have been designed in consultation with professional coaches and players can test movements and skills specifically related to competitive play.
Interactive Squash Games have been designed to get everyone and in particular kids thrilled to jump on court to start playing. With a broad selection of different kinds of games, from retro arcade to the more creative and educational ones, every game has been developed to meet fun and entertainment with the need with the need of improving players' skills like hand-eye coordination, speed, strength, and reaction time.
In 2003, a study by Forbes magazine rated squash as the #1 sport for getting and staying fit. The U.S. has the fastest growing squash participation worldwide and now more than 200 colleges and universities have courts, including all of the top 25.
