What Colour is the dot on the fastest ball in squash?
yellow dot
As you get better at squash you can move on to single yellow dot balls, but don’t be tempted to move to double yellow balls immediately….
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Bounce | Fast |
| Speed (hang time) | Very high |
| Suggested player level | Juniors and new players |
Are there different types of squash balls?
There are four main types of squash balls used by senior players to play the game. While there are other squash balls for juniors and beginners to have a hit, we breakdown the four main types of squash balls – the Single Blue Dot, the Single Red Dot, the Single Yellow Dot and the Double Yellow Dot.
What is a white dot squash ball?
The ball with a white dot or ‘Start Squash Ball’, is designed for beginners. The Start has up to 40% more bounce than the ‘Prime Squash Ball’. This makes it easier to keep a rally going and also gives the highest bounce. It doesn´t need to be warmed up before you can start the game.
Do squash balls go bad?
As they rubber of the ball heats up during a match, a squash ball can start smelling surprisingly bad! It’s just the natural smell of the rubber coming through.
Which squash ball is faster?
Squash Ball Buying Guide
| Dot Colour | Speed of Play | Potential Bounce |
|---|---|---|
| Double Yellow | Extra Super Slow | Lowest bounce |
| Single Yellow | Super Slow | Low |
| Red | Slow | Low |
| Blue | Fast | High |
Why do squash balls have dots on them?
It’s designed for first time players at whatever age to develop better hand-eye co-ordination and to learn the basic techniques. Blue dots are better for rallies and it will ensure the ball remains warmer to help it bounce better.
Which squash ball is hardest?
Yellow / Double Yellow Don’t be completely constricted by the different categories of squash ball as each can help a player improve various aspects of their game. A red dot ball will bounce higher and is therefore harder to win a point off, in this case why not practise drop shots with this.
Which squash ball bounces the most?
Why do squash balls have dots?
If you’re getting into squash for the very first time, this is the one for you. It’s designed for first time players at whatever age to develop better hand-eye co-ordination and to learn the basic techniques. Blue dots are better for rallies and it will ensure the ball remains warmer to help it bounce better.
How fast does a squash ball go?
The official world record speed for a squash ball, from a serve, is 176mph.
Why do squash balls have yellow dots on them?
The bounce of a squash ball also varies as a function of temperature, which is why it is recommended that a squash ball is warmed up before use. Before 2001, the single yellow dot ball was the competition standard.
What kind of squash balls do you use?
The four most common squash balls. As you get better at squash you can move on to single yellow dot balls, but don’t be tempted to move to double yellow balls immediately. Playing with a more difficult ball prematurely can hinder your performance.
When to move to double yellow squash balls?
As you get better at squash you can move on to single yellow dot balls, but don’t be tempted to move to double yellow balls immediately. Playing with a more difficult ball prematurely can hinder your performance. Hitting a boast shot for instance, is easier with a single dot ball as the ball sits up a bit higher.
What’s the standard bounce of a squash ball?
The standard ball for professional competitions is the double yellow according to the World Squash Federation. This has been the case since 2001. The bounce of a squash ball also varies as a function of temperature, which is why it is recommended that a squash ball is warmed up before use.