From Pen-and-Paper Rallies to a Squash Digital Twin That Learns Every Match

For squash coaches, keeping track of your players' mistakes can turn into a tedious second job. You can write them down, but soon enough that stops being useful and starts being exhausting. So what's the solution? A bunch of professional and ex-squash players living abroad in the U.S. came up with it in one word: Core. Core started with its founders hunched over footage of squash matches, tracking shots, movement, and patterns the way professionals do when they are trying to turn raw games into useful truth. For Co-founder Chief Marketing Officer and world number 164 Abdelrahman Nassar, the purpose was always clear: "Core started because I wanted every player to understand their game the same way professionals do. Technology simply became the best way to make that possible." The platform officially launched on 1 May 2026, and momentum is building, with the mission remaining sharp and simple. "As both a professional player and a coach, I experienced firsthand how valuable detailed match analysis could be, but I also saw how inaccessible and time-consuming it was," Nassar says. The insights were real, the value was obvious, but theContinue reading "From Pen-and-Paper Rallies to a Squash Digital Twin That Learns Every Match" The post From Pen-and-Paper Rallies to a Squash Digital Twin That Learns Every Match first appeared on Egyptian Streets.

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WIRE — For squash coaches, keeping track of your players' mistakes can turn into a tedious second job. You can write them down, but soon enough that stops being useful and starts being exhausting. So what's the solution? A bunch of professional and ex-squash players living abroad in the U.S. came up with it in one word: Core. Core started with its founders hunched over footage of squash matches, tracking shots, movement, and patterns the way professionals do when they are trying to turn raw games into useful truth. For Co-founder Chief Marketing Officer and world number 164 Abdelrahman Nassar, the purpose was always clear: "Core started because I wanted every player to understand their game the same way professionals do. Technology simply became the best way to make that possible." The platform officially launched on 1 May 2026, and momentum is building, with the mission remaining sharp and simple. "As both a professional player and a coach, I experienced firsthand how valuable detailed match analysis could be, but I also saw how inaccessible and time-consuming it was," Nassar says. The insights were real, the value was obvious, but theContinue reading "From Pen-and-Paper Rallies to a Squash Digital Twin That Learns Every Match" The post From Pen-and-Paper Rallies to a Squash Digital Twin That Learns Every Match first appeared on Egyptian Streets.

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