This is one of the most needed videos from all!

Well said Lee and thanks again SquashSkills for another excellent explanation of, "no let". When no let is encouraged, shot selection and dynamic flow will improve. Players will soon realize not to play the referee but instead raise their game, "no let" can be subjective at best. Cheers!

Very good video

Good video 😊 also worth bearing in mind the skill level of the players. In the lower grades, unless it’s very clear, playing a let is always in the interest of player safety.

@ Frank That's a tough one to call. A similar one is when your opponent plays a good shot down the line. You read it right and want to attack it around the T area but your opponent is there and you bump into him. By then the ball has gone to the back corner but is not dead yet. You however can't go for the ball because you are still entangled with your opponent. Is that let or not.

What if the player about to retrieve, misread the play, and moves on the wrong side of the opponent? now for him to get the ball, his line is through his opponent, is that a let?

@thatellipsisguy8984

5 жыл бұрын

Frank Andersen No let, they’ve created the interference themselves by moving the wrong way. The original player only needs to clear the ball once.

@7CaEP17

5 жыл бұрын

@@thatellipsisguy8984 thank you Sir!

now I'm more confused