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Are tennis balls actually different? And what does it mean when a tennis ball is ITF-approved? Dirk will answer these two questions and many more in our next episode of "Tennis Simply Explained!". Whether it's @headtennis tennis balls, @DunlopSports tennis balls, @WilsonRacquet tennis balls, or our @Tennis_Point_DE premium tennis balls, they all have their differences. For example, the current match ball for the 2021 Australian Open is, of course, ITF-approved for the tournament in Melbourne. Learn more about the steps the ball must undergo for this testing and the properties it must meet to be playable at Grand Slam tournaments in this video! Pressurized and pressureless balls? What's the difference? Pressurized balls have an internal pressure of up to 1.6 bar; this pressure guarantees normal bounce and a consistent trajectory. These balls are used in every tournament, whether team matches or Grand Slam tournaments like the 2021 Australian Open. Pressureless balls are particularly suitable for training, as they are easy to hit without much effort. They are perfect for learning new hitting techniques or for practicing basics. The felt of a ball also plays a major role. Have you ever seen how a tennis ball is made? Learn how it's made and why the felt is so important for playing tennis in the video! 😉 Leave us your opinion in the comments! #TennisBalls #TennisSimplyExplained #TennisPoint Our online shop: https://bit.ly/2vNbwVl Facebook:   / tennispoint.de   Instagram:   / tennis_point_official