Squash in Puerto Rico?

Question

Does anyone know where there are squash courts in Puerto Rico? Looking for any close to San Juan.

Not looking for racquetball. The YMCA in San Juan mentioned in the first answer has racquetball, not squash.

thanks

Answer 1

The YMCA in San Juan and Guaynabo..

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Wikipedia states that "As of 2005, the game is virtually extinct. There are no organized tournaments. The game is played on a regular basis only by about a dozen players at the Harvard Club in New York City; although longtime enthusiast Bill Rubin stated that there are a few young, very talented, new players. The NSTA has not held a meeting in several years."

So, why would you want to play a "virtually extint game" when racquetball is so similar and there are many raquetball courts in San Juan?

Described as a ‘quirky’ cross between the games of tennis and squash, racquetball is easier to play and a lot more fun. This is an ideal indoor winter activity for those who can manage to pull themselves off the couch and into action.

This uncomplicated game can be mastered in the space of 60 seconds and all you need is a play-mate or three to get going.

The game is played on a standard squash court, but unlike squash, you play with a bigger and bouncier blue ball. As the racquet has a larger head and a shorter handle it is easy to manipulate. If you haven’t played any racquet sports before, racquetball is a great way to start.

Described as an excellent fat-burner, racquetball encourages longer rallying, giving you sustained aerobic activity. The game will also improve your hand-eye co-ordination skills as the ball bounces around the walls of the court.

You can play singles or doubles and mixed play is very popular. People of all ages can get onto a court and play ball. If you enjoy racquetball you can play socially or in a competition, which is organized through your local squash/racquetball centre.

Answer 4

men i thought u were talking about calabaza...never heard of that before.