Well well well, if you aren't a troll, you are joking for sure, ain't ya? So, I do not want to be a joykiller, but I took some time to look at your Youtube stuff. Needles to say, you have a long and bulky road in front of you. Court movement, ball control, swing. Everything is really really mediocre, not to say amateurish. So, keep on working, but have some humility in you. I am not saying PSA is out of your reach, but... 

And my advice is to leave social media alone, take a coach. The REAL COACH. And start to practice hard. Day-in day-out. One day per week have a break. Let's talk in 6 months. Then you are allowed to record the movies for youtube channel.

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Thanks for input.

I'm not new to elite sports since I have been playing tennis many years. I have also been coaching WTA players so I know what I have to deal with, elite sports is tough but I will make a try. If I don't make it, well... hopefully I had some fun! Squash is a very hard sport because it's a whole new way of thinking on court. Very challenging!

I work fulltime with marketing/sponsoring and have a quite good idea of what potential sponsors wants so I will be able to make this project for a year to start with. Atually, now I'm working with PSA and that's why I became interested in the sport.

So, I know it's hard but I rather try, take the "risk" and get the answer than spend the time on other things thats not this fun!

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squashify I don't mean to crush your dreams but I don't think that's a realistic goal. By the time most pros are 23 they'll have usually had at least 13 years of coaching, training and competition behind them. By 28 when players typically peak, they'll be at 18 years, and you at 5. I don't think there's any way to close that gap.

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 Pay for some Ecoach lessons on this site.. See info in squash gold drop down at top of screen

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