Squash in Berlin — Start Playing, Book Lessons, Find Courts

So you landed in Berlin and want to try squash. Good call. It’s fast, sweaty, and oddly addictive. You don’t need fancy kit to begin — comfy sportswear, non-marking shoes, and a racket are enough to get on court and have fun while you learn the basics.

What to expect as a beginner

Your first sessions will focus on movement, basic shots, and court awareness. Expect short drills, lots of footwork, and rally time when you’re ready. Coaches will correct posture and teach simple patterns so rallies last longer than five shots. Don’t worry if you miss — everyone does. Consistency beats power at the start.

Prices vary. Some coaches charge per session, others sell packs or require club membership. There are free or trial options sometimes: for example, Jose Ramon Torregrosa Duran is listed as available right now at 0 USD per session. Beyond that, expect variation depending on coach experience and venue — ask before you book and confirm cancellation terms.

Picking a coach and finding a court

Choose a coach who listens to your goals, speaks a language you understand, and gives clear feedback. Ask for a trial session and watch how they structure it. Train at sports clubs, community centers, university facilities, or private courts — each has a different vibe and price model. Look for courts with rental rackets if you’re not ready to buy gear.

Ready to start? Browse coaches and venues on the site to compare availability, locations, and session styles. Book a trial, get on court, and enjoy the rally. You’ll be hooked before you know it.