Question 1

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT TENNIS BALL FOR YOU?

Accepted Answer

Even though most tennis balls look nearly identical, they can perform differently. Choosing the right type of tennis ball for your surface, game, and preferences could make a huge difference and optimize your playing experience.
Decathlon Artengo's quality tennis balls online produce tennis balls of the professional, championship, and recreational levels. Players who enjoy tennis for the sheer fun of it will probably find recreational tennis balls suitable for their needs. Decathlon’s best tennis balls include Red, Orange, and Green tennis balls introduced for beginners and adults.
There are two main types of tennis balls from which you can choose: pressureless balls and pressurized balls. Pressureless balls are generally made by a solid rubber core and are often used for beginners, practice, or recreational play. These tennis balls gain bounce over time as the felt begins to fade. On the other hand, pressurized tennis balls are made up of a hollow core filled with gas. Pressurized training balls offer great playability, while pressurized competition balls can be selected its long product life, optimal control, and great bounce quality.
Additionally, always consider the type of court you will play on when you’re on the lookout for new tennis balls. While playing on clay courts or indoor courts, use regular-duty tennis balls and use extra-duty tennis balls on hard courts.

Question 2

HOW TO GET EXTRA BOUNCE ON YOUR TENNIS BALL?

Accepted Answer

Like many other balls, tennis balls also have a hollow center filled with air. When a tennis ball hits the ground, the ground exerts a force compressing the gas inside the ball, causing the ball to bounce into the air like a spring. To get the extra bounce for the tennis ball hit the tennis ball with increased pressure to increase the energy of the air molecules inside, which will eventually cause the ball to bounce more.
Once you've found the best tennis ball for you, be sure to stock up on essential accessories like spare strings, over grip for the tennis racket handle and of course tennis rackets. Also don't forget to check out the wide range of tennis clothing, tennis shoes and socks as well. Way to Wimbledon, US open, Australian open, French open starts here!
You can also watch a short video of How to Choose your Tennis Balls.