The schematic, structured fields, and taxonomy for Squash
The schematic is the diagram you tap to place pins during a match — the playing surface or position layout for Squash. It's how spatial annotations get their position, and it's what per-opponent and cross-opponent heatmaps render onto.
Each sport adds a few opponent-specific fields alongside your free-form notes — for example handedness, stance, preferred distance, or ruleset. In Squash, they appear on the opponent profile. Fill in only what is useful; every field is optional.
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