Slazenger Low Compression Mini Tennis Orange Balls

£51.67

SKU: SKUH4Yw8RObnl Categories: Balls, Balls, Pe & Outdoor, Pe & Sport, Pe & Sports, Pe, Sports & Playground, Primary Curriculum, Secondary Curriculum, Tennis, Tennis, Tennis Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Trusted Brand: Slazenger provides tennis products that are specifically tailored for beginners, ensuring a smoother introduction to the sport.
Enhanced Learning: Designed for Key Stage 2 physical education, these balls help facilitate skill development in young players as they are 50% slower than standard tennis balls.
Optimal Performance: Allowing children to focus on improving their striking skills and technique effectively, the balls are designed to move at a lower speed.
Ideal for Beginners: These mini tennis orange balls are particularly suitable for beginners due to their slower speed, facilitating gradual skill progression.
Supports PE Curriculum: These balls help children learn basic principles of attack and defence through competitive play, while being aligned with the Key Stage 2 curriculum.

Slazenger Low Compression Mini Tennis Orange Balls 60pk

Designed for beginners, these Slazenger mini tennis balls are 50% slower than standard balls, enhancing play.

Overview

The slower speed of these tennis balls helps children concentrate on developing their striking skills and overall tennis technique.

These tennis balls are tailored to meet the physical education needs for primary age children, supporting their early tennis practise by their 50% slower speed compared to standard tennis balls. This unique feature is crucial for helping children focus on skill development in a supportive learning environment.

The slower velocity allows for a more measured pace of play, fostering an inclusive and engaging atmosphere for young beginners. It enables schools to provide a broader exposure to sports, making it easier for children to grasp the fundamentals of tennis.
By promoting an active engagement in physical activities, these balls contribute to raising the profile of PE and sport as integral elements of school life.

Supports the National Curriculum

Physical Education, Key Stage 2

Play competitive games, modified where appropriate (e.g. badminton, basketball, cricket, football, hockey, netball and rounders) and apply basic principles suitable for attacking and defending.