Tennis ball: Orange ball (50% compression) Recommended racket size: 23–25 inches The courts and nets used in the Red Stage are much smaller and therefore easier for kids to move around in. The red ball is larger than a yellow ball and doesn’t bounce as high (having 25% of the regular compression), meaning even the youngest of players can hit it comfortably. Tennis ball: red ball (25% compression) Recommended racket size: 21–23 inchesĪfter mastering the Red Stage, children move on to the Orange Stage in which the ball bounces a little higher (having 50% of the regular compression) and the court is slightly larger in size. There are a number of program options at this stage. Kids will learn the basics of tennis including how to rally. This stage introduces children to tennis through games and fun activities. Below you will find an overview of the Hot Shot stages offered at our centre. The four stages are aimed at preparing children for the game of tennis in a full-size court with traditional yellow balls through a progression of ball compression and court dimensions. Programmed in four stages (Launch Pad, Red, Orange and Green) it ensures an optimal set up for the height and the reach of a young player and allows kids to master basic techniques in a fun and safe environment. ![]() ![]() ![]() At Snape Park we endorse Hot Shots, Tennis Australia's junior program using modified balls, nets and courts to bring the game of tennis down to your child’s level.
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