SQUASH

During the first 3 decades of the twenty century coutries such as Canada and England regulated the squash as a formal sport. The court dimentions were stablished in 1911, the squash court has 18.3 metres by 9.1 metres

Current about the Squash today.
-Is practiced in 130 countries.
-It is not an Olympic Sport.
-Colombia has 2 players in the top 10 of the World

GLASSES
There is not a certificate ones for playing. Rookie players use the bigger glasses, because they require more protection. Advanced players most of times don´t use.

BALL
Since squash was created, there have been used many types of balls. For example at 19 century the balls were made using animal hair. Later on as squash became more popular. Today, The World Squash Federation allows 5 tipes of balls

Tipe of balls.
-Blue point: The bouncest ball, used for beginners.
-Red Point: For intermediate players.
-Yellow Point: It is a balance ball between two things. Bounce and strenght.
-Double yellow point: It doesn´t bounce and requires more strenght to hit the ball.

RACKET
As the technology has improved the sports have done the same. When squash started the rackets what were used were made using wood or steel. During the XX century the sports industry looked out for new materials, the result sholud be the use of polymers as the titanium and carbon fiber.

Wallbutton, T.(s.f). 130 Years of Squash. Recovered from
http://www.squashplayer.co.uk/history_of_squash.htm

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SOURCE
Denis,F.(2008). Enciclopedia visual de los deportes. Editorial Paidotribo

Anonimous. (s.f). How to Choose the Correct Squash Ball. Recovered from https://www.pdhsports.com/buying-guides/squash-buying-guides/how-to-choose-the-correct-squash-ball