16/03/2026
*RED, ORANGE & GREEN BALL TENNIS β Whatβs the Difference?*
π΄*RED BALL*
πΎ Bigger, softer ball
π Smaller court
π§ Perfect for beginners (usually ages 4β8)
β¨ Focus: coordination, fun rallies & confidence
Red ball moves more slowly and bounces lower, giving young players more time to react and build solid fundamentals.
π *ORANGE BALL*
πΎ Medium compression ball
π 3/4 court
π¦ Great for developing players (usually ages 8β10)
β¨ Focus: adding spin, movement & control
Orange ball is a little faster, helping players learn to rally consistently and start playing competitive points.
π’ *GREEN BALL*
πΎ Low compression (faster than orange)
π Full court
π§π¦ Ideal for advanced juniors (usually ages 9β12)
β¨ Focus: tactics, positioning & match play
Green ball prepares players for the standard yellow ball by increasing speed and court coverage.
π― *Why it matters?*
Progressive tennis builds skills step-by-step β boosting confidence, improving technique, and making learning FUN!
Which stage is your child at? π΄π π’
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