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Dunlop introduces the perfect teaching and training ball. Speedball features the same weight and rebound of a standard tennis ball, however it's larger size (about the size of a softball) slows the speed of flight, helping player's learn the proper stroke mechanics.
- Why is it called Speedball?
- It increases the speed by which players can learn proper tennis strokes.
- It helps players hit with a full swing, increasing racquet head speed.
1 Ball Per Package.
Item #: 020071
Style #: T947382
Ball Quantity : 1 Ball
Composition: Foam
Color : Red/Yellow
Style #: T947382
Ball Quantity : 1 Ball
Composition: Foam
Color : Red/Yellow
Reviewed by 1 customer
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Pros
- Durable
- Good Bounce
- Great Feel
- Spins Easily
Cons
- Loses Bounce
Best Uses
- Recovering from injury
- Teaching
- Training
Comments about Dunlop Speedball:
These balls are large, spin easily, and produce much less stress on your elbow than regular tennis balls. I love these balls for warming up, practicing my strokes, and for gradual rehabilitation after an injury. Besides their obvious application to mini-tennis during warm-up, you can actually play full court with them if you hit hard enough. The only thing you can't do is serve with them. Overall, I highly recommend these balls.
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- About Dunlop
Founded in 1909 in England, Dunlop is one of the oldest companies in the world of tennis. Although many people are only familiar with their tires, Dunlop uses cutting-edge technology and futuristic materials to design some of the best tennis racquets and tennis balls available. Dunlop racquets have leapt to the forefront and grabbed the attention of pros and recreational players alike thanks to fusion of new technology and old-school performance. Whether you're on the tour, or just playing for fun, Dunlop has a racquet that's right for you.
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