Walk into any world-class sports facility today, and the first thing you notice, even before the lights, the equipment, or the crowd, is the floor. It's the surface your athletes train on every single day.
Most people walk into a sports facility and notice the court lines, the lighting, and the equipment. What they don't think about is what's beneath their feet, and yet it's the one thing that touches every athlete, every step, every game.
Ask any serious coach what separates a good training environment from a great one, and the answer rarely starts with coaching philosophy or nutrition plans.
Choosing sports flooring comes down to one core question: where will athletes actually be playing? Indoor and outdoor environments make completely different demands on a surface, and the wrong choice wastes money, shortens the floor's lifespan, and creates real safety risks.
Two surfaces dominate most sports court conversations in India: PU (polyurethane) and acrylic. Both are widely used, both look professional, and both will get you a far better result than bare concrete.