Racquetball Racquetballs
Racquetballs are unique, air filled, rubber balls that bounce in a very lively fashion. It is about three inches in diameter and if your serious about
racquetball you should have a few backups in your
supplies. Intense play can lead to some cracked balls.
The Color Scheme
Not all racquetballs are created equal. Each different color of racquetball is color coded by their amount of bounce, much akin to a golf ball's softness. The harder the ball, the more a lively a racquetball is, usually.
Racquetball colors include blue, purple, black, green and red.
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Blue racquetballs are the standard for recreational racquetball play. They are the slowest playing balls, save one exception...
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Black balls are the slowest, and are intended for seniors or those who prefer long, slow rallies.
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green are generally used in sanctioned tournaments because they have a more lively hit to accommodate serious players.
* If you want speed, grab some
Ektelon Fireball. These are great for fast paced indoor and outdoor play.
Racquetball Brands
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US Open.
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Ektelon makes popular and reliable balls. Players prefer them for their superior bounce and durability.
* Other popular brands include
ball, your body should be facing a side wall, not the front wall.
* When in a bind, try to hit the ball back parallel to the wall, as close to the side wall as possible. This should force a weak or defensive return.
* Control the center
court. You can do this with a ceiling ball or a down the line shot.
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