I was Born in the Egyptian City Alexandria, I started playing Squash at age of 6 and started competing in Local tournaments at the age of 9.At the Age of 14 I switched to a British school to get my GCSE degree in high school, It was really hard to go along with education and Squash at the same time, I took a 3 years break from Squash and started playing again at the age of 18.I played the US Junior open in 2009 and then I switched to coaching at the age of 19 were my Local club had dozens of young players. I worked for 3 years with young juniors were they achieved remarkable results in Local Tournaments. In 2010 I reached a Deal with my Sister Nour el Sherbini to manage her Squash Career as I taught her Squash in the first place. I worked With her at the beginning of her recovery from her famous knee injury were she missed the British junior open in 2010.In July 2011 I was able to form a professional Squash Training team managing professional players of course with Nour el Sherbini our top player, the team consists of Squash & Fitness Coaches, stretching and massage experts, Marketing and relations experts. In September 2011 I coached Nour through her Alexandria International open were she won her second WSA title and her first win after the injury. So far In 2012 Nour has done remarkable results reaching the top 10 on the world. In April 2012 I was chosen As El Gouna International Squash Open Technical Director, A PSA Super series Gold event my main duties was Managing everything in the event due to my huge Management Capability as I attended the University of Wales Cardiff. In August 2012 I moved to France to gain more experience in the Management field and specially sports management as I aim to manage a national Squash team in the future.

In Mid 2013 I was assigned as my Local Club Junior Coach. The club has a lot of potenial and defaintly a place to extend my knowledge in the field.