The 2013 Party With the Pros Tournament takes place April 11-14 in the vibrant city of St. Louis, Missouri. While this is the 4th year St. Louis has hosted a Tier 1 event, this year it also serves as a regional qualifier for amateurs to advance to the 2013 USAR 46th EKTELON National Singles tournament taking place in Fullerton, California, in May. The combination of the best professional racquetball players in the world with very talented and competitive amateurs will make for an exciting and action-packed event. Enter Here
Ektelon Tournament of Champions: Revival Supports Veterans
Tier 1 racquetball has made its way back to Portland, Oregon for the Ektelon IRT Tournament of Champions April 25-28 at the Multnomah Athletic Center (MAC). The revived staple from the 80’s-90’s will serve as a qualifier for Ektelon Pro Nationals and a fundraiser for the nonprofit Military Racquetball Federation (MRF). Enter Here Read More
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Each day I post the racquetball tip of the day. From beginner to pro, these tips are things that I teach in my camps, video lessons, and clinics. Here is a sampling of tips picked at random. Enjoy and see you on the court! Onward and upward!
A Day Off the Court with Ben Croft: Pro Racquetball Training
A few months back I wrote about a typical day on the court, revealing some of my on-court secrets. Today, I’m going to share a typical day of training outside the court.
Ideally, you want to get into a state of total concentration and focus on the court because that is when you play your best and develop a winning game. Concentration is total awareness, giving your undivided or fixed attention to the game. Focus is the narrowing of concentration onto a specific thought, idea, or object to a central point. In other words, you concentrate on the game and focus on the ball and your opponent. Read More
Stockton ProAm May 2-5
The Meridian Club in Southern California will once again host pros and amateurs who gather to play, mingle, compete for the US Team, and support the Military Racquetball Federation. Join us for many special events in and around the courts!
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The 2013 Party With the Pros Tournament takes place April 11-14 in the vibrant city of St. Louis, Missouri. While this is the 4th year St. Louis has hosted a Tier 1 event, this year it also serves as a regional qualifier for amateurs to advance to the 2013 USAR 46th EKTELON National Singles tournament taking place in Fullerton, California, in May. The combination of the best professional racquetball players in the world with very talented and competitive amateurs will make for an exciting and action-packed event. 
Tier 1 racquetball has made its way back to Portland, Oregon for the Ektelon IRT Tournament of Champions April 25-28 at the Multnomah Athletic Center (MAC). The revived staple from the 80’s-90’s will serve as a qualifier for Ektelon Pro Nationals and a fundraiser for the nonprofit Military Racquetball Federation (MRF). 
A few months back I wrote about a typical day on the court, revealing some of my on-court secrets. Today, I’m going to share a typical day of training outside the court.
Ideally, you want to get into a state of total concentration and focus on the court because that is when you play your best and develop a winning game. Concentration is total awareness, giving your undivided or fixed attention to the game. Focus is the narrowing of concentration onto a specific thought, idea, or object to a central point. In other words, you concentrate on the game and focus on the ball and your opponent.
The Meridian Club in Southern California will once again host pros and amateurs who gather to play, mingle, compete for the US Team, and support the Military Racquetball Federation. Join us for many special events in and around the courts!
