Wilson Starter Tennis Balls

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Red Stage Tennis Balls (75% slower, ages 8 and under) - This is the first stage of Mini Tennis and is very important for building skills and confidence. The emphasis is on fundamental skills such as movement and co-ordination, and above all else fun! Slightly larger than standard balls for easier play. HUGE Mental Benefits—The mental part of tennis is equally valuable as the physical part. Every time your kid hits a tennis ball, they are practicing mental focus, concentration, eye-hand coordination, and other healthy brain wave-producing processes. As a parent, you’re obviously aware that children are much more impressionable than adults. Scientists at the University of Illinois have stumbled across the possible creation of new brain nerve connections caused from children playing tennis. This can improve brain development during and after childhood. If you're just starting out or looking for a more affordable option, we also offer a range of cheap tennis balls that are perfect for training and practice.

The type of ball you choose depends on your playing needs and preferences. At Tennis HQ, we offer both standard and pressureless from top brands, so you can find the perfect match for your game. Junior tennis balls help kids learn tennis as they are designed to bounce less and move at a slower pace compared to normal tennis balls. There are 3 main types of junior tennis balls: Wilson tennis balls can be found on tennis courts all over the world, ranging from the hardcourts of the US Open, to the red clay of Roland Garros, to club and junior courts everywhere. No matter what kind of tennis ball you are after, Wilson has the right one for you.Tennis Lesson 2 | Timing and Striking: this resource will help your kid get into a rhythm with striking at the right moment. You can at least find one jumbo ball at almost every tennis club. These oversized giant tennis balls can be used for coordination exercises or a bit of extra fun during training sessions. They also make good presents for tennis aficionados or autograph hunters. Official Tournament Tennis Balls

Exclusively only with us: This product is available exclusively in the online shops and/or branches of SIGNA Gruppe We could spend hours telling you about why tennis is good for children, the numerous life-long benefits, how being a tennis parent is ridiculously fun, etc. However, because of the vastness of this guide, we’ll keep the “convincing part” short and sweet. Here are the top 6 reasons you should introduce your child to tennis: No game without rules: The ITF sets clear standards for tennis balls. It allows only yellow or white tennis balls at tournaments. On top of that, the tennis federation defines the size, weight, and bouncing characteristics of tennis balls and their deformation behaviour. The ITF divides tennis balls into four different categories. There are high, medium, and slow-speed tennis balls, as well as tennis balls for tournaments at an altitude of more than 1,219 meters. Fast tennis balls are ideal for slow surfaces like clay courts. Medium-speed tennis balls are best used on carpet or acrylic tennis courts, whereas slow balls are very well suited for grass courts.Orange Stage Tennis Balls (50% slower, ages 9 to 10) - This introduces children to playing on a 3/4 length tennis court. The low bounce Mini Tennis Orange ball slows the game down to a speed that gives players time to play good basic tennis shots and enables them to have maximum fun playing the game! Regular tennis balls with compressed air inside them are fast and have excellent bounce, which is why they are the preferred option for tournaments and competitive matches. The outer shell of pressurised tennis balls is not entirely airtight, so they don't last as long as pressureless balls. Therefore, the cans are sealed with the same amount of air pressure as the balls' inside. Otherwise, they would lose the air pressure and, with that, their valued playing characteristics before you even start using them. So, when you open a can of tennis balls, you should hear a similar sound to that of popping open a canned, fizzy beverage. The longevity of pressurised regular tennis balls depends to a certain extent on the surface they are played on and the intensity you hit them with. Professional tennis players usually use new balls about every nine games. But typically, they will keep their bounce for about two weeks after opening the can. That is why you should only open a can of tennis balls immediately before you start playing. We know that for parents, one of the biggest questions when their kids are starting out in tennis is, ‘what kit should I get?’