Your squash.

1. 5D
2. 4B
3. 3D
4. 3B
5. 2C
6. 1N
7. 1I

Your level and your rank

Your FFSquash level and the month’s rank, “3B-500”, noted together, with their curve. The gap with your opponent reads in levels. Among 13 other systems: the PSA world ranking and your national federation’s.

• Wins over higher-ranked players
• Losses to lower-ranked players

A performance win, or a significant one

A performance win beats a higher-ranked player; a significant win beats a player at the same level or one level below. Each is counted from the two players’ rankings on the day of the match.

• Blue dot
• Red dot
• Yellow dot
• Double yellow dot
• Squash 57 ball

The ball in each match

From the blue dot to the double yellow dot, and the Squash 57: the slower the ball, the longer the rallies. The record for each ball reads at a glance.

• Moved up
• Stayed
• Moved down

Tin’Box: the box and the rotation

The box number, then the outcome of the rotation. Each rotation is an event, with your final place in the box.

• No. 1
• No. 2
• No. 3
• No. 4
• No. 5

Interclubs: your number in the team

The team’s division, from departmental to National 1, and your number in the match. You log your match of the day; the score of the tie goes in the notes.

1. Pool
2. Quarter-final
3. Semi-final
4. Final
5. Placement match

Opens, championships, club tournaments

The event’s series, the players entered and your final place are noted on the event; the placement match has its own phase.

42 min

Time on court

The length of each match is noted straight away, and the time spent on court reads month by month. A session received from your watch keeps its average and maximum heart rate.