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Made of rubber materials and synthetic leather, basketballs are widely available at sporting goods stores.Get a size 5 (or standard youth size) for all children 9-11 years old, a size 4 for all children 5-8 years old, and a size 3 (or mini size) for children 4-8 years old.

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Choose a size 6 ball for boys ages 12-14, or for girls and women ages 12 and up, including high school through professional level basketball. For high school through professional level men's basketball, choose a size 7 ball. The right basketball size depends on your age and gender.Use empty boxes, soccer balls, or whatever is available if you don’t have access to a hoop. The first basketball hoop was a peach crate nailed to a railing. The specific requirements for regulation basketball are included below, but the history of basketball is the history of making do with what you have. All you need to play basketball is a ball of the appropriate size and a net that it fits through, set at a challenging-enough height.

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