What type of squash balls exist and what are the differences?ĭunlop, the most important brand in squash balls, makes six different types of squash balls. This is a shame and simply lack of information because even if it´s your first time on the squash court you can play long rallies and have fun on the court as long as you choose the right ball.
When this happens, beginners obviously think that squash isn´t their cup of tea and give up. Because a beginner naturally doesn´t have the technique to hit the ball hard, the bounce is so slow that the ball “dies” immediately and the rallies don´t last more than a couple of shots. This squash ball doesn´t bounce a lot unless the players have the sufficient technique to warm it up and keep it warm throughout the game by hitting hard enough. Unfortunately in most squash centers they only sell balls which are meant for very experienced squashers, the ones with a double yellow dot. It´s very important to choose the right ball if you want to have a good game.
In this blog we explain what types of squash balls exist and which one best fits your level and playing style. Beginners´ ball makes it possible to have decent rallies from day one, while in other racket and ball sports you must have had lessons before you can play a nice game. In contrast, in squash there are several types of balls, but the reason is not to confuse players but to make sure that everyone, regardless of their level, can play long rallies and have fun on the court just like advanced players. For example in tennis, a beginner plays with the same ball as Rafael Nadal. In most sports there is only one type of ball, suitable for everyone from beginners to top players. One or two dots? Yellow or red? If you've just started squash, all those different squash ballscan confuse you. Silena - 29 / Oct / 2018 How to choose the right squash ball? Blog
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