Sunday, 8 March 2015  •  12:00 - 2:00 PM
443 Willoughby Road, Willoughby NSW 2068
$22 Per Person

Guaranteed To Help Players
Of All Skill Levels

Dr Marc Dussault
Your Facilitator
We all know squash is a technically challenging sport, which is why we’re addicted to it, but here’s the thing…

It takes years to master the physically, athletic and technical skills to play it well and yet all it takes is an instant to blow a point, game or match – due to mental mistakes. Mistakes that are quick and easy to avoid if you know…

  • How to prepare yourself for the stress and strain of competition. Turning the excitement and arousal into a positive rather than a problem.
  • How not to lose focus during a rally. Without this tip, you risk losing a lot of points you should be winning.
  • How to make sure you maintain momentum when winning and re-gain it when you lose a few points in a row. Most games (matches) are won or lost on momentum shifts. With this one technique, you can shift it in YOUR favour – instantly.
  • How to prepare properly, without getting into superstitious rituals. We’ve all heard the dictum: Proper preparation prevents piss poor performance. Mental preparation is just as important as having a spare racket on hand.

You should attend if you want to avoid the most common mental mistakes that can be easily avoided.  Whatever your current level of play, you are playing opponents who are physically equal to you. Gaining a mental edge will give you a secret advantage that when properly applied means you will start to win more games WITHOUT any additionl technical, physical or athletic training.

This fun and interactive session will be staged by Dr Marc Dussault, a self-diagnosed squash addict and Australia’s Exponential Growth Strategist. In his day job, Marc helps ordinary people create extraordinary businesses leveraging exponential marketing strategies that challenge the status quo. 
In his spare time, Marc coaches squash players and other elite and master athletes to maximise their physical and athletic abilities with cutting edge sports psychology principles that work – he should know...

Marc learned to play squash at 37 and within 5 years of playing competitively, Marc won several national medals, eventually reaching a top 10 World Masters ranking. In  2012, at 49 years of age, he joined the Professional Squash Association reaching an all-time best ranking of World #319.

As the oldest player on the PSA tour, Marc has to use his mental toughness to overcome adversaries that are young enough to be his sons!




This fun, interactive session,
is organised by Aaron Frankcomb 
for The East Coast Squash Academy.
Please bring your sense of humour and a pad of paper, you’ll want to take lots of notes!