my daughter who is 12 years old, weighs 60 LBs, plays with a reg racquet and balls and is approx 4 feet 9 inches tall. Should she get the 1 or 2 ba

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my daughter who is 12 years old, weighs 60 LBs, plays with a reg racquet and balls and is approx 4 feet 9 inches tall.    Should she get the 1 or 2 ba

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Finding the right one for the user is key!  The 2 ball sounds right for this player because of her size and age (coordination, experience and maturity are also factors with kids).  Generally the 1 Ball is for 10 & U.  The 2 Ball for bigger kids, many women, smaller men, less experienced players, those with real serve issues.  It's also great for ground strokes.  The 3 ball is really for more advanced players, men (only because they tend to be taller and stronger) but many women use it, too.  The 3 ball is the longest and heaviest of the units so the most difficult to handle.  The 2 ball is most "universal".  Anyone can use it and get great results

ASIN	B00RUDO4H0
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Brand Name	The Total Serve
Color	Orange
Construction Type	molded
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (91)
Item Weight	0.75 Pounds
League Name	Tennis
Manufacturer Part Number	1002
Number of Items	1
Sport Type	Tennis
Unit Count	1.0 Count

2-Ball ServeMaster: Serve Tool and Swing Trainer for Tennis Training

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