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February 4 2017

Matthew ‘Killer’ Karwalski signs to Squash Mechanics

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Sydney Squash Academy signs Matthew “KILLER” Karwalski

Squash Mechanics are currently going through a massive expansion in the Squash Industry in Australia. Armed with new trademarked systems, processes, and programs The Mechanics are revolutionising Squash Clubs around the country. Squash Mechanics high-performance coaching arm, The Sydney Squash Academy, are delighted to welcome Matthew “KILLER” Karwalski to the team.

“Killer” turned pro in 2007 and won 4 PSA titles during his career. He achieved a career high ranking of #49 in the World in Dec 2013. Matthew represented Australia at the 2013 World Teams Championship and the 2014 Commonwealth Games. He also trained under ex-World #1 and multiple World Champion David Palmer in Orlando for 3 years.

“Matthew is a massive signing for Sydney Squash Academy and Squash Mechanics.”Jake Ebeid, Managing Director of Squash Mechanics states. “His international experience, representative background and ability will ensure we develop the excellence we are striving for.”

Matthew now has a renewed focus on helping and developing the next generation of junior and professional players. “Having grown up locally in Newcastle playing Squash before becoming a touring professional, I’ve played at Squash centers all over the world and seen the recent growth in Squash facilities in the US and Europe. Now that I’ve retired from the Professional Tour and settled down in Sydney, it’s wonderful to see Squash Mechanics and The Sydney Squash Academy with a vision for growing and developing the sport in Australia. Their holistic approach to management ensures that facilities, coaches, and programs are in place to deliver value to their clubs and members. I am truly looking forward to working with Squash Mechanics and The Sydney Squash Academy to help add value to their coaching team”, state’s ‘Killer’.

Matthews services will predominately be running from Lane Cove Squash Club and Willoughby Squash Club. He will be working directly with Sydney Squash Academy’s junior and senior professional touring players. To get in touch with ‘Killer’ contact him on 0402 372 921 or Matt@squashmechanics.com

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January 19 2017

Who are Squash Mechanics

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Squash Mechanics are an innovative consulting solution to Squash business management. They pride themselves on transforming Squash businesses into industry hubs and complete Squash destinations in the local, domestic and international Squash markets.

Squash Mechanics directors Peter Aitken and Jake Ebeid have over 25 years extensive experience in managing Squash Facilities in multiple locations. Squash Mechanics has a number of tested and proven systems and processes to ensure maximum time utilisation and efficiency.

Squash Mechanics have helped consult Willoughby Squash club for the past 4 years, they have helped expand and increase the businesses footprint in the Squash world, helping reach its goal to be Australia’s number one Squash Club. East Coast Squash Academy and Squash Mechanics have been able to form a symbiotic relationship within Willoughby Squash Club to completely overhaul every aspect of the business – from coaching to systems and processes. This relationship has helped to create two super powers within the Squash industry in Australia.

Their service is built on proven consulting methodologies and frameworks designed to help clients solve complex business issues and create opportunities within their sector.

Squash Mechanics has established a reputation as trusted and experienced advisors with the proven ability to find and solve the most important strategic issues in organisations. CLR is a term that refers to practices, strategies, and technologies that Squash Mechanics use to manage and analyse customer interactions and data throughout the customer lifecycle, with the goal of improving business relationships with customers, assisting in customer retention and driving…

Squash Mechanics consulting solutions they also do full facility management. Their newest project is Lane Cove Squash Club, where Squash Mechanics have made it their goal to increase club participation which was the similar goal they had for Willoughby Squash Club.

Willoughby Squash Club are excited to announce to its members of a new membership benefit – “Squash Alliance™” which is a membership benefits program. Under Squash Alliance™ full members of any one of Squash Mechanics facilities around Australia will receive reciprocal benefits and rights to courts at partner facilities. “This will be a massive game changer in the industry” Squash Mechanics Managing Director Peter Aitken states. “The ability to pay the one membership but be able to play in multiple facilities will guarantee increased participation and foot traffic in all of the participating clubs. Squash Alliance Clubs will work together and introduce new competitions, programs, and social events all designed to increase player enjoyment and club atmosphere.”