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Feb 01 2018

i2c Kid’s Club: What’s different about the mini-red racket and ball? (Video)

Our super coach and Area Manager, Mel, gives a short summary of what’s different about mini-red tennis. A great guide for player’s parents!

Here’s a summary of the key things to know about mini-red tennis!

  • Mini-red tennis is for ages 5-8.
  • It uses a ball that is larger and softer than a normal yellow tennis ball. It’s called a red ball, but it isn’t completely red!
  • Mini-red players usually start with a 21″ racket and progress to a 23″ racket when they’re about 6-8 years old. The heads of these rackets look large for the size of the racket; that makes it a little bit easier to hit and control the tennis ball.
  • Mini-red tennis is played on a court that is only about the size of a badminton court and with a lower net.

All of these things scale tennis down making it possible for kids to play tennis at a younger age!

 

Written by SharonLeeLukas · Categorized: Information to Help Player's Parents, Red ball, Special Topics for Parents

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