Graeme Williams is one of the most underrated minds in squash. His dedication to the craft of coaching, his humble nature, and genuine care for his students makes him a true gem in the coaching world, and I feel lucky to be under his tutelage!
Graeme has coached the Canadian National team for several years (at the Pan Am Games, World Team Championships, and Commonwealth Games), built a full junior and adult program from the ground up in Windsor, Ontario, and was most recently the Head Professional at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
He now coaches privately for a family, assistant coaches for the Princeton University women's varsity team, while also working with several pro players such as myself (World #48), Olivia Weaver (US No 1 and World #4), Marina Stefanoni (World #19), Malak Khafagy (Penn #1 and World #20), and Alina Bushma (World #53).
In this episode, we discuss:
- the art of coaching
- the importance of challenges and competition in practice
- what "skill" really is
... and so much more!
Have a listen, and let me know what you think in the comments!
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