Does Nolet Squash Academy teach children?

Yes. The academy says its squash training programmes are for kids, adults and all skill levels, including junior athletes with competitive ambitions. It does not publish age bands, so ask the provider for the youngest age it coaches.

How much is a trial class?

The academy's website lists the trial class at AED 299, reduced from AED 350. It includes a level assessment, an introduction to the game and drills. Confirm the current price when you book.

How much are private squash lessons?

The website lists 45-minute private sessions at AED 350 for one session, AED 1,675 for 5, AED 3,100 for 10 and AED 4,225 for 15. Semi-private 60-minute packages for two players per coach are AED 1,800 for 5, AED 3,500 for 10, AED 4,800 for 15 and AED 5,900 for 20. Ask whether the semi-private price covers one or both players. Group training prices are not published; ask the provider.

When are classes held?

The academy lists its hours as Monday to Sunday, 7 AM to 10 PM, and runs weekly gameplay on Saturdays from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM. It does not publish a class timetable for each venue, so ask the provider for session times at your branch.

The academy's website names Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Media City, Dubai Downtown and Dubai Silicon Oasis but gives no street addresses. Google shows the Palm Jumeirah branch at the W Hotel and Media City at the Two Seasons Hotel. Pick a branch on this page, and confirm the venue before your first session.

Message the academy on WhatsApp at +971 58 550 0971, email info@noletsquash.com, or book the trial class through noletsquash.com.

Nolet Squash Academy, Palm Jumeirah

Racket SportsSquash

New to Waha

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Palm Jumeirah

Trial AED 299

PriceAED 350a session, lowest price
Where5 branchesPalm Jumeirah, Dubai Investment Park +3See on the map
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Nolet Squash Academy is a Dubai squash academy that launched in April 2024 and coaches players of all ages and levels, from beginners to juniors with competitive ambitions and adults playing for fitness. It trains at hotel and campus courts around Dubai, including Palm Jumeirah, Media City and Dubai Silicon Oasis; the academy's site also names Dubai Downtown, so ask which venue your child's sessions are at. It was founded by Mohammad Munther, who the academy says was ranked No. 1 in Jordan, reached World No. 5 in the U19 juniors and went on to play on the PSA World Tour. The academy says its coaches are World Squash Federation certified. Training comes in three forms: one-on-one private sessions, semi-private sessions for two players per coach (the site suggests siblings or friends at a similar level), and group training, plus a weekly Saturday gameplay session where a coach watches matches and gives tips. Prices for private and semi-private packages and the trial class are published on the academy's website.

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The activity

Squash, explained

Squash is a fast racket sport played by two players in a four-walled indoor court. Players take turns hitting a small rubber ball against the front wall, and the ball can bounce off the side and back walls too, so every rally is a mix of running, stopping, turning and quick thinking. For children it builds speed, footwork, hand-eye coordination and stamina, and because it is played indoors it suits Dubai's hot months. Beginners start with simple drills: holding the racket, hitting to the front wall and moving back to the middle of the court. Many clubs use softer, bouncier balls for young starters. Ask the provider what age they take children from.

Who it's for

Players of all ages, skill levels and backgrounds, according to the academy: beginners, juniors aiming to compete, and adults. The site mentions training programmes for kids but does not publish age bands; ask the provider for the youngest age they coach. Semi-private sessions are pitched at siblings, friends or players at a similar level.

What to expect

The easiest way in is the trial class. The academy says the coach assesses your child's level, introduces the game and runs fun, engaging drills, so you can find the programme that fits. After that, families choose between 45-minute private sessions with one coach, 60-minute semi-private sessions with two players per coach, or group training. On Saturdays from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM there is a gameplay session where players play friendly matches while a coach watches from outside the court and gives feedback; ask which venue hosts it. The site does not list kit requirements, so ask the provider what to bring, including whether rackets and eye protection are provided.

Highlights

Trial class listed at AED 299 (reduced from AED 350 on the site) with a level assessment and drills (noletsquash.com)
Private 45-minute one-on-one sessions: AED 350 for one, or packages of 5, 10 or 15 (noletsquash.com)
Semi-private 60-minute sessions for two players per coach, suited to siblings or friends (noletsquash.com)
Weekly Saturday gameplay, 4:00-5:30 PM, with a coach giving feedback; ask which venue hosts it (noletsquash.com)
Founder Mohammad Munther is a former PSA World Tour player; coaches are World Squash Federation certified, the academy says (noletsquash.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

On Google, the Palm Jumeirah branch is rated 5 from 1 review. Other branches have no Google rating yet.

The facts

Ages: Ask the provider
Prices: Trial class: AED 299 (sale price, listed down from AED 350)
Private 45-min sessions: AED 350 (1)AED 1,675 (5)AED 3,100 (10)AED 4,225 (15)
Semi-private 60-min, two players per coach: AED 1,800 (5)AED 3,500 (10)AED 4,800 (15)AED 5,900 (20)
Group training: ask the provider
Schedule: Weekly gameplay Saturdays 4:00-5:30 PM (venue not stated); other session times: ask the provider.
Trial: Trial class AED 299 (listed down from AED 350): level assessment, introduction to the game, drills.
Where: W Hotel, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
How to book: noletsquash.com/trial-class-squash-training · +971 58 550 0971 · wa.me/971585500971
Opening hours: Every day7am–10pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Academy-wide hours are 7AM-10PM daily; not a class timetable, ask for session times (noletsquash.com)
Toilets on site (Google listing)
Toilets on site at the Palm Jumeirah branch (Google listing)
Booking and trial enquiries for every venue go through one WhatsApp number, +971 58 550 0971 (noletsquash.com)
The academy runs several Dubai venues; confirm which one your child's sessions are at before booking (noletsquash.com)
Hours of 7 AM to 10 PM daily are the academy's published hours across its venues, not a class timetable; ask the provider for session times at your venue (noletsquash.com)