Martin Sports Foam Ball, 3 Inch

Small balls build quick hands.

Some kids only practice with big balls that are easy to catch, while others learn to track something small.

Three Inch Foam: A 3 inch diameter fits fully in a child's hand. A student squeezes it, throws it and tracks it into a partner's palms.

Soft Where It Lands: Foam means a missed catch lands gently. Kids keep their hands up for the next one.

Toss and Juggle: Small foam balls suit partner tossing and first juggling attempts. One ball becomes two, then three.

Quiet Indoors: Foam stays quiet on floors and soft against walls. Classroom games run without the bang of a rubber ball.

Eyes and Hands Together: Tracking a small ball trains the eyes and hands to work as one. That skill shows up later in every sport with a ball.

Train the hands small and the big catches come easier.