Squash With The Pros: Kevin Brunette

<p>Kevin Brunette is a Canadian squash player who has won multiple national titles and represented Canada at the international level. He is currently ranked 34th in the world by the Professional Squash Association (PSA).</p> <p>Brunette was born in Calgary, Alberta, in 1989. He started playing squash at the age of 10, and quickly rose through the ranks of junior squash. He won the Canadian Junior National Championship three times, and was a member of the Canadian team that won the World Junior Team Championship in 2007.</p> <p>Brunette turned professional in 2009, and quickly established himself as one of the top players in Canada. He won his first national title in 2011, and has since won the title four more times. He has also represented Canada at the Pan American Games, the Commonwealth Games, and the World Championships.</p> <p>Brunette is a powerful and aggressive player. He is known for his strong forehand and his ability to hit winners from anywhere on the court. He is also a very good defender, and is able to retrieve shots that most players would not be able to reach.</p> <p>In this interview, Brunette talks about his squash career, his training regimen, and his goals for the future.</p> **Squash With The Pros: What are your goals for the future?** **Kevin Brunette:** My goal is to be the best squash player in the world. I want to win the World Championship, and I want to help Canada win the World Team Championship. **Squash With The Pros: What are your strengths and weaknesses as a squash player?** **Kevin Brunette:** My strengths are my power and my ability to hit winners from anywhere on the court. I am also a very good defender. My weakness is my movement. I am not as fast as some of the other top players, and I can sometimes struggle to keep up with the pace of the game. **Squash With The Pros: What is your training regimen like?** **Kevin Brunette:** I train six days a week. I usually do two hours of on-court training, and one hour of off-court training. My on-court training consists of drills, match play, and fitness exercises. My off-court training consists of strength training, flexibility exercises, and cardio. **Squash With The Pros: What advice would you give to young squash players?** **Kevin Brunette:** My advice to young squash players is to work hard, be patient, and never give up on your dreams. Squash is a tough sport, but it is also a very rewarding sport. If you are willing to put in the work, you can achieve anything you set your mind to. **Squash With The Pros: Thank you for your time, Kevin.** **Kevin Brunette:** You're welcome.

SQUASH: With the Pros...

by Kevin Brunette

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