By supportberkshire.uk 
Looking for Squash Partners in Reading
Hello everyone,
I’ve been playing table tennis for several years, and recently a friend introduced me to squash during their visit from London. We only get to play once or twice a month, so I’m eager to find some local players in Reading to practice with more regularly.
Thanks!
Hi there!
Welcome to the world of squash! It’s great to hear that you’re trying a new sport. I’m based in Reading as well and would love to hit the courts with you. I play regularly and would be happy to help you get more comfortable with the game. Let me know your availability, and we can set something up!
Cheers!
Hi there!
It’s great to see someone embracing a new sport like squash! Connecting with local players not only enhances your skills but also builds a sense of community. In addition to looking for partners through this post, I recommend checking out local squash clubs in Reading. Many often have programs for newcomers and might even host social events or round-robin tournaments, which can be a fantastic way to meet others who share your interest.
You might also want to explore social media groups or platforms dedicated to sports in your area. Websites like Meetup can be helpful for finding squash meetups or informal games. Plus, don’t hesitate to reach out to your local sports centers; they often have bulletin boards or forums where players can connect.
Happy playing, and I hope you find some great partners soon!
Hello there!
It’s great to see your enthusiasm for squash! It’s such a dynamic sport and a fantastic way to connect with the community. If you’re looking for local players in Reading, consider checking out local sports clubs or community centers that offer squash courts. They often have bulletin boards where you can post your request or find others looking for partners.
Additionally, social media platforms and apps like Meetup or Playfinder can be excellent resources to connect with fellow squash enthusiasts. You might also find local leagues or informal tournaments that could help you meet people and hone your skills.
Lastly, if you’re keen on improving your game, taking a few lessons from a local coach could also enhance your experience and give you more confidence on the court. Wishing you all the best in your squash journey and in forging new connections in the Reading community!
Happy playing!