Racquetball news

Wellness and fitness center opens at Sac State
News10.net - Sep 3, 2010
It's a 151000 square foot facility, combining the student health center with fitness rooms, basketball courts, racquetball courts, an indoor track, ... Medical Minute 9-3: Seeing Clearly with an Iris Implant
WCTV - Sep 3, 2010
He's missing part of his right eye -- damaged by a direct hit from a racquetball. "One of the things that happened during the trauma was that I lost my iris ... Survey: Indoor recreation activities needed for teens
Nevada Appeal - Sep 3, 2010
She said there is a high degree of interest in racquetball which might surprise planners. “If you build it, they will come,” Baldwin said. ...

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Racquetball books

Beginning Racquetball

by: Cheryl Norton, James S. Bryant
This is a great book for beginner players. The book contains many nice photos and the instructions are simple and straightforward. I started playing racquetball about 3 months ago and has used this book to greatly enhanced my skills which make the game a lot more fun.
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Racquetball: Steps to Success

by: Dennis Fisher
This is the best book for beginning players I've ever seen. Well-organized, well-written, with large, clear diagrams and photos. The fundamentals and strategies are all sound and clearly explained. Don't be misled by the picture of the book's cover on Amazon, which makes it look like a cheesy home-press photocopy job - the actual book has a full-color glossy cover and is professionally produced in every way. I'll be giving this book to every novice player I play against. Highly recommended.
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Winning Racquetball: Skills, Drills, and Strategies

by: Ed Turner, Woody Clouse
I would like to see stop action sequenced photos of the basic forehand and backhand strokes. There is no picture of a decent backhand stroke in the chapter entitled "Hitting Forehand and Backhand Shots" and only two instructional photos.

All instructional photos in the book are of Woody Clouse a LEFT-HANDED player. Why would you use photos that are appropriate for only 10% of the population?

The text presentation is quite good but the photos leave a lot to be desired. .
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Racquetball Fundamentals

by: Jim Winterton
This book can often be confusing or long winded to get across points that should be simplistic. It will give you a couple beginning techniques, but did not provide the "best practice" advise I was looking for.
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