How to Select the Right Type of Tennis Ball

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How to Select the Right Type of Tennis ball?
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There are a lot of tennis balls to choose from in
the market, and each different type of ball is
designed for a different purpose.
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The major differences are because of the type of
court you play the match and the type of bounce
required by the players.
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Let us discuss the more preferred types of a
tennis ball that are commonly available in the
market.
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Pressurized tennis balls
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The pressurized balls are stiffer and tend to
bounce higher, which is the main reason for
having a shorter lifespan.
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They utilize internal air pressure that gives
more speed that is perfect for matches and
competitions.
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Pressureless tennis balls.
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Pressureless balls are often used for beginners,
practice, or recreational play as they tend to
achieve bounce from the rubber shell structure
and do not depend on the air.
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The pressureless balls don't lose their bounce
like the standard balls and they even start to
gain bounce over time as the outer covering
begins to fade.
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Stage tennis balls
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The tennis balls are categorized into the
following 3-stages based on the age and skill
level of the players.
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Stage-1 tennis balls
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These tennis balls are perfect for children who
are nearly ready to start using standard tennis
balls.
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The stage-1 tennis balls are either yellow or
green in color.
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Stage-2 tennis balls
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These are perfect for children who are getting
into tennis and have already started developing
their skills.
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The stage-2 tennis balls are orange in color and
are less pressurized for a slower bounce.
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Stage-3 tennis balls
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These tennis balls are designed to be used by
children who are just getting to learn tennis.
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The stage-3 tennis balls are red in color and
pressureless for a slower speed to allow for more
reaction time.
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Finally
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Selecting a tennis ball is much more complicated
than it seems to be as they all have standard
distinctions which cannot be compared on a single
platform.
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The fastest tennis balls may suit the pros, but
the slow-moving foam tennis balls are great for
the purpose of teaching and training.
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