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What is Frontenis?

A variation on Basque pelota, frontenis is a sport played on a three walled court with a racquetball racket and a rubber ball. Frontenis originated in Mexico around 1900. Initially. Today it is played in approximately 20 countries around the world.
Originally, players used ordinary tennis balls to play. However, he found that the fiber covering on tennis balls dampened their bounce, slowing down play. Therefore, to speed up the game, the cloth cover was removed.
Furthermore, the rackets used in frontenis sport are very similar to those used in tennis. They are made of metal, fiber, wood and graphite. However, the manufacturing technology of Racquets rackets has constantly evolved since the evolution of this game. Today, major manufacturers like Prince, Head, and Krafwin make their modern racquets using composite materials, while synthetic strings have become the standard. Frontenis is played on a very short court, 10 meters wide, 30 meters long and 10 meters high. The court for the practice of Frontenis sport consists of three walls: the front wall, the left wall and the rebound wall where the players face the front wall during the match. The rebounding wall is located at the back of the court.