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These highly visible, treaded, non skid lines from Gamma can be used to create a 36' or 60' court for 10 & under tennis.
- 8 Straights. (4 Blue, 4 Yellow) 12¾" x 3" each
- 4 Corners. (2 Blue, 2 Yellow) 10¾" x 10¾" x 3" each
- Nonskid surface on bottom keeps your lines and corners in place.
- Screen printed Gamma logo on each.
Item #: 500114
Style #: ACL12
Quantity : 8 Straights, 4 Corners
Dimensions: 8 Straights 12¾" x 3" each. Corners 10¾" x 10¾" x 3" each.
Composition: Rubber
Color : Blue/Yellow
Style #: ACL12
Quantity : 8 Straights, 4 Corners
Dimensions: 8 Straights 12¾" x 3" each. Corners 10¾" x 10¾" x 3" each.
Composition: Rubber
Color : Blue/Yellow
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what is the recommended set up for a 60 foot court - there are 2 colors. what goes where???Asked on 4/30/2013 by nicole2 answers
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The differing colors can cause confusion in setting up your court. It may be helpful to use the same color markings on each side of your court. You can also mix and match the colors if you find that helpful. Use the curved markers to mark the corners of the lengthwise ends of each side of your court. The straight markers are for your side edges. Once you have completed your measuring, you can place them in a way that makes it easy for you to be able to monitor activity within your court parameters of 60 feet.Answered on 5/2/2013 by Community Answer from None
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The colors are really just for visual. It doesn't matter which colors go where. The lines can be used however you would like to lay out the court. For each side of the court, I personally use two straight lines along the baseline, then one on each sideline. You can also use these lines and corners to mark target areas on the court during drills or games. When used for drills or games, the different colors can be used to mark targets for different teams, or to designate different "value" targets.Answered on 5/1/2013 by Ryan from Holabird Sports
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Gamma is famous in the tennis world for their technologically advanced tennis strings. All Gamma strings feature Advanced Gamma Processing Technology. This proprietary technology alters the molecular structure of co-polymer material using high energy Gamma irradiation. Gamma strings are made from premium materials which are bombarded by millions of high energy Gamma rays to create millions of extra bonds between molecules for greater elasticity, resiliency and strength. Aside from strings, Gamma also manufacturers cutting-edge tennis accessories like grips, vibration dampeners and tennis bags. Recently, Gamma introduced a line of high-performance tennis racquets.
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