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University of Rochester (NY)
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7 years
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Qualified Private Coach
Passed Coach Course
Aria F.
Squash
SILVER
Head squash pro at UCLA, Former US and Iran national junior champion, College squash team nationals Finalist View all coaching experience
This coach is unavailable to take clients at this time.
Training Locations
- Burbank Squash Club, 444 Irving Drive, Burbank, CA
- University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
Coach is willing to travel up to 50 miles
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Adults, Kids, Teenagers
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Wall Shots, Strategy, Serves, Form, Footwork, Drop Shots, Deep Shots, Decision Making, Ball Control
Credentials
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University of Rochester (NY)
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7 years
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Qualified Private Coach
Passed Coach Course
Services
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Adults, Kids, Teenagers
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Wall Shots, Strategy, Serves, Form, Footwork, Drop Shots, Deep Shots, Decision Making, Ball Control
More About Coach Aria
Aria Fazelimanesh, head squash coach at UCLA, was introduced to squash by his dad when he was only seven years old. What started as a fun father son activity, soon became a passion for Aria. After joining the Iranian Junior National Team, he played in tournaments all around the world, eventually bringing home the first international medal in the history of Iranian Squash. At age fifteen his family moved to the US, where he quickly became the US junior national champion and played for his high school team where he went undefeated. He was recruited by the University of Rochester, and in his junior year the team reached the finals of the Division one National Championship. Aria’s experiences in squash have taught him invaluable life lessons and through Squash he hopes to expose others to all squash has to offer.
I played number 5 to 7 on the university of Rochester men's varsity squash team. As a team we were ranked #1 in the country in 2016-17 season and national championship finalists in 2015-16 season for the first time in the history of rochester squash. As a junior player I played on the men's national team of Iran until the age of 16 and was ranked number 1 in all divisions both in the US and Iran.
I would start with a good dynamic warm up fro 5-10 minutes, then move onto drills that focuses on the basic aspects of the game and they are usually for the long term goals of the client. I would work on things such as straight drive and their deep court game and how to lift the ball under pressure. For the rest of the session I would work on the attacking part of the client's game. The drill for this involves more physical movement and works on the client's fitness and movement on the court.
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Client Reviews
Evonne (CoachUp client)
Good coach
Michelle (CoachUp client)
Coach Aria is very friendly and professional. He is great to work with. I highly recommend him.
Brett (CoachUp client)
Aria was a fantastic coach / teacher. Great drills, explained things very clearly, and knew how much information to give. Definitely recommend learning squash with him.
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