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Balls for big tennis have their own features. Even when they are sold, in addition to the trademark, a number is added to the package so that coaches and players can more easily navigate the differences between sets of balls.
As in other sports, in tennis, you can choose sports equipment in two directions: for beginners and for professional play, and if you want to purchase any of these options see here.
Features of the selection of balls for tennis.
For all categories of tennis players, the choice of balls can be determined depending on the material from which these balls are made. In the production of these balls, high-quality felt, natural rubber, high-quality felt, natural rubber with durable fabric are mainly used. There are also balls made of elastic foam with reduced ball pressure for the smallest tennis fans. Children's balls also differ in that the ball has a light weight and a lower rebound speed.
The main characteristics of tennis balls:
• rebound force,
• reinforced core,
• comfort in the game,
• wear resistance,
• weight
• diameter,
• pressure,
• elasticity,
• loudness,
• bright color.
As for the latter, two colors are defined for official performances: white and yellow. In everyday training, players of different levels can find green, red, and orange balls.
Additional selection options.
The choice of a tennis ball may also depend on the ambient temperature. Of course, if we are talking about the process of playing on the street. Everyone knows that low temperature and heat affect the pressure inside the ball. And changing this pressure accordingly affects the nature of the game. Therefore, for such a game situation, it is necessary to choose balls made by another technology - without pressure inside.
There is also such an important point in the characteristics of the tennis ball as the coating of the ball. The ego determines the court on which they play or train. Ball coverage can be:
• typical (for closed courts and soil),
• extra (for courts with a hard surface),
• for grass (don't get dirty on it).
Balls can also be divided by speed: "slow" (for beginners), "fast" (for professionals), with normal speed (universal).
The surfaces on which tennis is played are also different and determine the set of appropriate equipment, including balls:
• soil,
• playing in the hall,
• open areas,
• beach courts,
• hard courts,
• herbal.
Although most balls are universal, you can play with them on any surface.
Depending on the level of the game, you can divide the balls into training and tournament balls. When the game or training lasts for 4 or more hours, the internal pressure and wear of the tennis ball pile decreases. And the ball begins to lose its game characteristics. At high-class tournaments, the ball is usually replaced after half an hour of continuous play.
Having enough time and patience, it is possible to study the selection of balls for the game of tennis on the Internet or in sports stores. Then choose the best option. Then both the game and training will be a pleasure for everyone!
