Rellie Randall

Rellie picked up a racket at eight years old at a club in Birmingham, where both her parents played. She'd tag along, get on court with her friends, and never really looked back. Squash quickly became part of her life — a sport she loved from the start and still loves today.

She started coaching young. From twelve she was volunteering with the toddler sessions at her club, and the moment she turned sixteen she earned her Level 1. She's since gone on to qualify as an England Squash Level 2 Player Development Coach. Rellie has coached across a wide range of settings — junior individuals and groups at her home club in Birmingham, schools using the club facilities for PE lessons, kids' camps for all ages, and adult sessions for both competitive teams and social players. She's worked with upcoming junior competitors, intermediate adults, and beginners of every age.

Rellie's coaching style is collaborative, engaging, and motivating. She likes sessions with a strong technical start — drills and skills — that build into matchplay and finish with something more playful, especially with younger players. Her first session with a new player is usually relaxed: she wants to understand how you play and what you'd like to work on before anything else. She works best with beginners and improvers, and is happy coaching juniors at any level.