There are different types of a tennis ball that are available as per the bounce required by the players. Typically, based on the age and skill of the player, the tennis ball is divided into various stages like stage-1,stage-2 and stage-3. See the mentioned slideshow to know how to select the right type of tennis ball.

1. How to
Select the

2. 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.

3. The major differences are
because of the type of court
you play the match and the
type of bounce required by
the players.

4. Let us discuss the more
preferred types of a tennis
ball that are commonly
available in the market.

5. Pressurized tennis
balls

6. The pressurized balls are
stiffer and tend to bounce
higher, which is the main
reason for having a shorter
lifespan.

7. They utilize internal air
pressure that gives more
speed that is perfect for
matches and competitions.

8. Pressureless
tennis balls.

9. 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.

10. 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.

11. Stage tennis balls

12. The tennis balls are
categorized into the
following 3-stages based
on the age and skill level of
the players.

13. Stage-1 tennis
balls

14. These tennis balls are
perfect for children who
are nearly ready to start
using standard tennis
balls.

15. The stage-1 tennis balls
are either yellow or
green in color.

16. Stage-2 tennis
balls

17. These are perfect for
children who are
getting into tennis and
have already started
developing their skills.

18. The stage-2 tennis balls
are orange in color and
are less pressurized for
a slower bounce.

19. Stage-3 tennis
balls

20. These tennis balls are
designed to be used by
children who are just
getting to learn tennis.

21. The stage-3 tennis balls
are red in color and
pressureless for a
slower speed to allow
for more reaction time.

22. Finally

23. 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.

24. 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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