Scottish Squash and Racketball are pleased to launch brand new and fun formats of RACKETBALL for 2012.

RACKETBALL is already a great accessible sport that almost everyone can play. To make RACKETBALL even more appealing we have created great new formats designed to appeal to everyone looking for fun and that elusive fitness.

Rebound racquet sports are a great way to build stamina and reaction speed. Forbes Magazine has claimed that Squash, the premier rebound sport, is the healthiest sport to play. The PSA (Professional Men's circuit) claims that Squash burns up to 1500 calories an hour. And who hasn't bashed a ball against a wall when they were young!

With RACKETBALL, we are creating great new sporting options for all – accessible to all - and all developed in Scotland for Scotland!

Anyone wanting to join the RACKETBALL revolution should get in touch with your local squash club or sports centre or contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

racketball 3s is a great new team version of RACKETBALL for those wanting that high energy sport experience.

Fed up with having your bones battered to bits by boring old five-a-side football? Why not try brand new racketball 3s for that great energetic team game.

Click here to download a PDF for full details of racketball 3s

racketball 2s is a great new format for couples of either or both sexes - combining the challenge of the single Racketball game with the drama of doubles.

A great new calorie burning fitness sport that's fun for all with no instructor shouting at you! Here come the girls....and the boys....and everyone else. Leggings and lycra optional!

Click here to download a PDF of full details of racketball 2s

Racquet WALL has been developed here in Scotland to bring rebound racquet sports within the reach of everyone.

With no need for a squash court everyone, young or old, of any ability, can now enjoy the great aerobic workout of rebound racquet sports in their local hall.

Racquet WALL is just RACKETBALL played on a single wall. But if you prefer - play with a squash racquet and squash ball!

Click here to download a PDF for full details of racquet WALL - where there's a wall there's a way.

This exciting new format brings RACKETBALL into every gymnasium or sports hall in the country.

The racquet WALL moveable wall is currently under development by the world's leading squash court manufacturers and will be available in February 2012.

Click here to download a PDF for full details of the new moveable indoor racquet WALL equipment and contact details for the manufacturers.

racquet WALL can be played anywhere, indoors or outdoors!

This great new concept of an outdoor racquet WALL court has been developed by Scotland's leading playground equipment manufacturer and is available now.

Click here to download a PDF for full details of the outdoor racquet WALL equipment and contact details of the manufacturers.

Football Fans in Training Make a Racket!

Edinburgh Sports Club kindly hosted an evening for our Football Fans in Training lads to go along and try their hand at racketball.

With the 12 week programme now over the guys are looking at other activities to keep themselves active and continue the great work they have achieved. FFIT coordinator Alan Gray looked after the group and showed them the ropes.

The arrival of racquetball

Scottish Squash and Racquetball Ltd (SSRL) in association with the Scottish Government's CashBack for Communities Programme are soon to roll out Scotland's newest sport, Racquetball, in Forfar.

The arrival of Scotland's fastest growing racket sport will take place in conjunction with The Friday Night Project which started at Lochside Leisure Centre last Friday.

Scottish churches embrace new sporting craze

The Church of Scotland is set to roll out a brand new sport in its churches following a successful pilot in east Glasgow.

Racquet WALL is similar to squash but played on only one wall.

The game proved hugely popular in trials with a local primary school at the Church of Scotland-run Church House in Bridgeton.

Churches go to the wall to help kids

CHURCH buildings across Scotland are to be turned into courts for a new sport – after a trial scheme in Glasgow was a smash-hit.

Racquet Wall is similar to squash but is played on only one wall.

Kirk wants children to have fun in church

Kirk buildings are to double as courts for a new sport that was developed in Scotland.

Churches throughout Glasgow's East End are taking part in an innovative pilot project to host games of Racquet Wall.

The Kirk said the game – a derivative of squash but played only using one wall – has been a huge success in trials with a local primary school at the Church of Scotland-run Church House in Bridgeton.