Wilson Starter Tennis Balls

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Orange tennis balls are softer and much lighter as compared to regular tennis ball as a result provides slow bounce to the kids on the court.

If we throw an eye on its technical aspect, these tennis balls are only 25% slower in the air as compared to regular tennis balls which are preparing the juniors players to a new advanced level which will take them to better level in the future. Stage 3 tennis balls play a vital role in the development of young tennis players as they look to take the first steps into tennis and develop basic skills. The added bonus of free personalisation for coaches, clubs and schools ensures that balls don’t get lost. b. Compression: Stage 3 tennis balls have a low compression level, which means they are softer and offer approximately 75% less bounce compared to regular tennis balls.In this article, you will get more clarity that, with respect to your age, which tennis balls you should play with and the ideal tennis court. It has been reviewed by coaches time and time again as THE best mini red tennis balls on the market! Orange Stage Tennis Balls (50% slower, ages 9 to 10) - This introduces children to playing on a 3/4 length tennis court. These specialized balls are designed to bridge the gap between the beginner/intermediate stage of stage 2 orange balls, stage 1 green balls and the eventual transition to regular tennis balls. As they progress, they change to a smaller ball, still softer and lighter than a regular ball and with a slow bounce, so they continue to gain confidence and enjoy the learning.

It provides the ideal opportunity for youngsters to learn the basics and have lots of fun while doing so.

The unique colour combinations provide a better indicator of the spin that the player and opponent put on the ball, letting player know if they have executed the stroke properly. One of the reasons the consistency of the bounce remains stable for so long in the Tretorn Academy Red tennis ball is that it uses a superior type of rubber. The same size as a regular tennis ball, these short tennis balls have been compressed at 50%, making them slower through the air, giving young players a greater opportunity to contact the ball.