Hitting more balls means players can rally longer and are able to work on their tactics not just hitting the ball, moving the player around the court. Yellow Tennis Balls was invented by David Attenborough to provide better visibility to the television viewers. 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.

This can lead to a poor grip on the racket and bad technique in general, that has to be re-learned later. Mini Tennis has become the standard way of teaching tennis to children in the UK, and indeed worldwide.For nearly a century, Wilson has been a fixture in sports history and has had a significant impact on the development of tennis, golf, baseball and American football. They mention that it makes hitting them a bit easier, and is really useful when you have kids learning to play tennis.

The softer construction reduces the risk of injury, ensuring that young players can play and learn in a safe and enjoyable environment. 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. With these foam balls, kids can experience the joy of hitting consistent shots and enjoy the thrill of playing tennis at their own pace. Parent and Coach Approval: Stage 3 red tennis balls have gained widespread approval from parents, coaches, and tennis academies around the world. Each pack of Wilson Starter Play Green Tennis Balls includes four balls, conveniently packaged in a tube.

Using yellow balls with children will too often result in the player simply striking the ball from a static position without being able to move freely and hit consistently and learn tactics. Its major role is to develop player’s all-round game, mastering the techniques that they have learned with Stage 1 ball i.

Court dimension in this age group is 78’*27 for singles whereas it is 78*36 is a perfect match for doubles. As the young players progress and grow the size of the ball changes too, supporting an easier transition to the adult game. Another advantage to the slow pace is that they really force children to accelerate their racket when hitting them promoting a better technique. With balls from all the top tennis brands, including Dunlop, Wilson, Babolat, and HEAD, you'll find balls suitable for professional, championship, and recreational level. There’s no denying the quality of these mini tennis balls as they’ve been officially approved by the International Tennis Federation (ITF).These balls are recognized as an effective tool for introducing young players to the sport, facilitating skill development, and creating a nurturing and enjoyable learning environment. This characteristic allows young players to better control the ball and promotes longer rallies, giving them more opportunities to practice their strokes.

The tennis balls pressureless core combined with their ultra-high-visibility felt exterior delivers exceptional durability. Their softness gives them a much gentler ball flight, which gives youngsters more time in between shots to recover and prepare for the next one. Our Vermont Mini Green Tennis Balls (Stage 1) are an excellent choice for youngsters making the transition to regular tennis. The short tennis ball’s pressureless design combines with the durable felt exterior to ensure a high-standard is always maintained.Played on a full size tennis court, the Mini Tennis Green ball is slightly lower bouncing than a normal tennis ball and helps the children to use good technique and rally consistently. If they play with a regular tennis ball, they really won’t be able to play, let alone enjoy their game.