Book Review: BIG DATA

From Squash Magazine

One of the benefits of the U.S. Open arriving at Drexel University in 2011 has been a myriad of interactions between the squash community and Drexel professors.
Eric Zillmer and Nyree Dardarian are two great examples of the integration. As Drexel’s athletic director and a neuroscience professor, Zillmer played a key role in hosting the U.S. Open, but he also wrote insightful essays on squash for Squash Magazine and editorials in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Dardarian, a Drexel professor and director of Drexel’s Center for Nutrition & Performance, spoke on U.S. Open panels and also wrote articles for Squash Magazine. More recently, both have worked with individual members of Team USA.
Zillmer and Dardarian have now written an essay, …
The post Book Review: BIG DATA appeared first on Squash Magazine.

Read More

Newspaper WordPress Theme

Latest news

Purposeful Progress: Marina Stefanoni on Training With Intent

From Squash MagazineInterview by Tor Gray Now in her second full season on the professional squash tour, Marina Stefanoni continues to evolve—not just in results,...

Five Americans Reach British Junior Open Semifinals

For the third time in program history and third consecutive year, five Americans reached the semifinals of the British Junior Open following the quarterfinals...

Team USA Produces Fourteen British Junior Open Quarterfinalists

Fourteen Americans will represent Team USA in the British Junior Open quarterfinals, Saturday, January 3, in Birmingham. The U.S. contingent has enjoyed a strong...

Brownell and Spizzirri Reach Career High Rankings

Team USA's Timmy Brownell and Nicholas Spizzirri both marked the mid-point of the PSA season with career high rankings of world No. 27 and...

Rejuvenated Sabrina Sobhy Hits Mid-Season High Mark

Team USA's Sabrina Sobhy has put an injury-laden 2024-2025 season behind her with a strong first half to the 2025-2026 season, fighting her way...