Playing Squash is awesome, but it can get pretty tight in there and the ball is ALL over the place! As a result, there are some general etiquette and rules in place to ensure interference is limited and dealt with fairly when it does occur. Here is a summary:
Interference
Squash racquet strings don't necessarily have to break to need replacing. Yes, SSC leagues are pretty casual, but If you're playing frequently (three or more times per week) we recommend that you restring your racquet at least three times a year to ensure optimum performance as all strings will lose their elasticity and deteriorate over time. Once the strings are pulled to tension within a racquet they will gradually lose elasticity even if they are not in use. Many players neglect their strings, even though proper stringing can make a huge difference to the way a racquet performs.
Wearing goggles during Squash is pretty normal. However, some people think they are way too cool to be seen with those ridiculous things on their face. Let me tell you, no one is so cool that they can disregard their safety or their vision. Being able to see is a pretty great thing, you should do whatever you can to keep that up.
