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Squash is a dynamic game where choosing the right ball is crucial. Balls differ in bounce and speed, which affects the pace and style of play.
What types of squash balls are there?
Balls for beginners:
- Red dot – a large, slow ball with a high bounce, ideal for those learning the basics.
- Blue dot – the largest and most bouncy ball, facilitating longer rallies and used in training.
Balls for intermediate players:
- Yellow dot – slightly slower than the red, has a lower bounce, but is still quite easy to control.
Balls for advanced players:
- Double yellow dot – the standard tournament ball, the slowest and with the lowest bounce, requiring good technique and powerful strokes.
How to choose a ball for your playing level?
- If you're just starting out, choose a ball with a blue or red dot.
- Once you have basic skills, try playing with a single yellow dot ball.
- If you play regularly and are in good shape, opt for a double yellow dot ball.
How to properly prepare a ball for play?
Before starting a match, the ball should be warmed up by bouncing it against the wall several times. This will bring it to the appropriate temperature and bounce characteristics.
How to care for squash balls?
- Store them at room temperature.
- Avoid leaving them in the sun or a cold place, as temperature changes can affect their properties.
- Replace balls regularly – over time, they lose their elasticity and grip.
