Let’s Bounce: Americas
Connecting visible outdoor squash with welcoming local activity across the Americas. This regional project brings together country discussions, community priorities and learning from existing courts.
No site, funding or delivery agreement is confirmed. Organisation engagement is an early conversation, not an endorsement or agreed partnership.
The opportunity
Help more people discover squash and find a reason to keep playing. Hello, Squash provides welcoming introductions; Let’s Bounce explores accessible outdoor places with local coaching, schools and community programming.
Early dialogue with Panam Sports provides a route to explore regional priorities and potential introductions. Panam Squash is the separate continental squash body. Country projects retain their own local relationships, evidence and decisions; regional interest does not establish support for them.
Any pilot needs a selected country or territory, a specific community, local hosts and a delivery team. The regional discussion does not establish operations across the region.
Local priorities, practical proposals
Build on existing country conversations and invite schools, clubs, women and girls, disabled participants and community organisations to shape what would be useful. A regional conversation should help local delivery, not prescribe a uniform rollout.
Panam Squash: national member associationsExplore coach, volunteer and organiser development alongside the practical work of finding visible, accessible places. Potential introductions and training routes remain proposals to discuss with the relevant organisations.
Panam Sports: team and organisational rolesPossible programme
Welcoming introductions, suitable equipment and sessions led by appropriate adults and coaches. Tell us what would be useful for your community.
Explore schools and communitiesRight Ball Squash, singles, suitable social doubles and Squash 57, with a practical onward route into local clubs and regular activity.
Explore play that keeps goingDisabled participants should help shape the journey, facilities and adapted programme. Court suitability and support need practical review.
Explore access from the startThese are options to shape locally, not an available timetable. Facilities and formats remain supplier-neutral and subject to suitability, safety and operating resources.
Dated progress
A regional project now connects existing country discussions and learning from independently delivered outdoor courts. The next step is to explore participation priorities and useful introductions; no regional rollout or partnership is agreed.
Each project keeps its own stage, relationships and local decisions. Regional interest does not imply support for every country or site.
Exploratory project · Early discussions
An early discussion with Confederação Brasileira de Squash about outdoor courts, community participation and learning from existing experience.
Explore BrazilExploratory project · Early discussions
A publicly accessible outdoor squash opportunity in Bogotá, with candidate locations under consideration and no selected site.
Explore BogotáExploratory project · Early discussions
An early Medellín opportunity suggested in the Colombian federation discussion, focused on wider access and sustained community participation.
Explore MedellínExploratory project · Early discussions
A regional opportunity in Quindío, with the municipality, host and community to be defined through local discussion.
Explore QuindíoExploratory project · Early discussions
An exploratory community squash opportunity in Cali, proposed for assessment alongside other Colombian locations.
Explore CaliExploratory project · Exploring options
Explore what could help people move from a school introduction to regular squash in Jamaica. A 2026 girls’ school activation offers a starting point for local learning; no Let’s Bounce site, host or delivery arrangement is established.
Explore JamaicaLearning from existing outdoor courts, credited to their original hosts and delivery teams. These are not Squash Dog deployments.
Partner-delivered example · Delivered reference
A temporary free-to-play outdoor court opened at Hamilton Fish Park in 2018. EV Grieve reported its removal by 2023; it is not operational.
Explore Hamilton Fish Park Public Squash Court, New York CityPartner-delivered example · Delivered reference
An outdoor steel-walled court opened by Maspeth Squash in Queens in June 2020, supporting workplace, educational and community experiences.
Explore Maspeth Squash Steel Court, QueensPartner-delivered example · Delivered reference
Two reported regulation-size outdoor squash courts opened in July 2026 within the YMCA’s covered, multi-sport Airnasium in Missoula.
Explore Missoula YMCA Airnasium Squash CourtsPartner-delivered example · Delivered reference
A community squash initiative that developed open-air concrete courts and youth programmes in El Salvador, including a reported four-court facility in the San Salvador area.
Explore Squash Para Todos Outdoor Courts, El SalvadorPartner-delivered example · Delivered reference
An outdoor glass squash court in Union Park, opened on 16 May 2025, combining visible public-park sport with community art.
Explore Project Beacon, ChicagoHelp shape the next step
Schools, community groups, clubs and businesses can help us understand what people need and how a first activity could work.
You can share feedback, discuss possible involvement, suggest a host or explore sponsorship. An expression of interest helps shape the conversation; it does not commit you or your organisation to a programme.
Tell us about your school, your priorities and the sort of involvement you would like to discuss.
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Local and national context
Panam Sports is part of the discussion context. These links do not indicate endorsement. Project context reviewed 2026-10-20.
Business and delivery
Businesses can explore funded access, equipment, coaching or practical expertise. We will develop a costed proposal around community priorities and continuing participation, with capital and running costs considered separately.
Squash Dog is operated by Fagan Consulting Limited, a commercial company. No project-specific fund or sponsorship package is agreed on this page.
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