“The energy absorption of Easy Court will ensure fewer and less severe cartilage and ligament injuries to the ankle, knees, hip joints and lumbar spine. The base absorbs almost 70% shock, which lowers ground reaction force on joints. This looks like a revolution in sports playing surfaces which offers the same ball bounce and speed with players experiencing minimal wear and tear in their lower limb joints.”
“The play on the specially designed Easy Court was quite amazing. Cushioning and ball bounce were fantastic. We are keen on implementing the technology patented by Easy Court!”
“Whenever I play at a community hard court near my house for about 2 hours, I get knee pain. Playing on Easy Court for 4 hours at a stretch every day, I don’t get any pain.”
“When an athlete or a player who engages in any multi-directional sport challenges the mobility and stability of hips, knees and ankles, it uniquely demands spine stabilization as well. When the impact is high on the joints, the predominant tonic muscles become hyperactive over a period of time. When a player does not take corrective measures, this leads to postural/alignment changes on the body. Easy Court will be the new beginning for indoor and outdoor sports activity which helps further in reducing the faulty impacts on the joints and neurological adaptation that takes place during the game.”
“I have personally experienced and coached on the Easy Court surface. I was impressed
with how the court played, how it clearly absorbs impact, and the benefits of this which
is critical when spending up to 12 hours per day on court as I sometimes do training
coaches around the world.
I have seen the science and the testing protocols carried out firsthand and was
impressed with not only the science behind the court surface but in the clearly visible
difference this surface brings to the players of all abilities and ages.
I believe this is a step forward in the design and construction of tennis courts and
would highly recommend the Easy Court system to anyone looking to build new courts or
resurface exiting courts.”