Nashmi Shahd Sharari: Jordan's first female squash coach

AMMAN — Nashmi Shahd Sharari, who holds a bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, has become the first female squash coach in Jordan. She started playing squash at the age of 12, joined the national squash team, and participated in local and international tournaments before recently entering the world of coaching to increase interest in the game and encourage females to play.اضافة اعلان

Take on a challenge
In an interview with Jordan News, Sharari stated that there is not much support for women due to low participation, which motivated her to take on the challenge of promoting the game and organizing a league.



She joined the Jordan Squash Federation as a member and then became the treasurer. This allowed her to achieve her dream of being selected as a member of the executive office and chairwoman of the Women's Committee in the Arab Squash Federation.

Arab Championship
One of her most notable achievements is hosting the Arab Championship on October 27, with the participation of Iraq, Kuwait, and Palestine, and hopes to secure Saudi Arabia's participation.



She emphasized the importance of sports for girls, stating that it maintains fitness, channels negative energy, and is socially beneficial for building relationships. Additionally, the sport burns 800 to 1000 calories per hour, activates the mind, keeps the body and mind healthy, increases agility, and enhances physical and muscle coordination.


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