Courts
The Four Standard Courts
It all starts with the Single Court: three equal squares in a row. The middle square is neutral and replaces the net. So there is nothing to set up, nothing to maintain and no holes in the ground.
You adapt the size to your space. Recommended and tournament size: 2 m per square, so 2 × 6 m for a Single Court. Larger courts mean more movement and intensity, smaller ones train fine motor skills and ball control.
Mark the courts with chalk, paint, tape or sports markers.
Single Court
Three squares in a row with a neutral middle. The basic court for singles, doubles and rotation games.
Cross Court
Five squares in a cross with a neutral centre. For up to four players, cross battles and official competitions.
Maxi Court
Nine squares in a 3 × 3 grid with a neutral centre. Plenty of room for larger groups.
Wall Court
Played against a wall, in singles or doubles. Ideal wherever there is a free wall.
Special Courts
Special Courts for Active Learning
Special courts turn Street Racket into a learning game and are extremely helpful for active learning. Adapt the Standard Courts with numbers, letters or colours, or draw completely new courts, usually with a few chalk lines. Here are six examples.
Single Court with Numbers
Numbers, letters or colours in the squares link every rally to a task, for example maths.
Wall Court with Numbers
The Wall Court can be labelled too: numbers on the wall and floor become targets and tasks.
Dartboard
Circles with point values: aim, hit and add up the points.
Island
Several numbered circles spread across the space become islands and targets.
Pyramid
Squares in a pyramid shape, labelled with numbers, letters or tasks.
Ladder
Squares in a row like the rungs of a ladder: step by step to the goal.
More explanations and all variations are in our lesson plans «Games & Motor Skills» (Lesson Plan I) and «Active Learning» (Lesson Plan II).
FLEXI-Courts
FLEXI-Court: The Mobile Court
No space to draw, or does the court need to disappear quickly? FLEXI-Courts are mobile roll-out courts. Lay them down, play, roll them up again: no chalk or paint needed.
- Anti-slip, fire-resistant and antibacterial
- Modular: courts and squares can be combined freely, for example into a Cross Court, T-shape, H-shape or Maxi Court
- Writable: add numbers, lines or tasks with markers and wipe them off again, ideal for active learning
Permanent Courts
Permanent Courts: The Best Option for Schools and Municipalities
Permanently marked courts are always there, in the schoolyard, on the playground or at the sports ground. Children and adults can start playing at any time without any preparation. A space becomes a place for movement for good.
- Always visible and ready to play
- Only rackets and a ball needed, no setup
- Makes good use of leftover areas too
- As a standard or special court, in colour on request
For the markings, we work with experienced partners.
Switzerland
Karl Morf AG
In Switzerland, Karl Morf AG is our exclusive partner for permanently marked Street Racket courts. They mark Single, Cross and Maxi Courts as well as special courts such as Island or Dart, indoors and outdoors, in colour on request, and take care of the installation.
Factsheet & Prices (PDF, German)
