Please register Welcome to join summer Camp✌️👍 Camp Date: 6/10/2019~8/31/2019 Monday to Friday Camp Hour: 9:30~12:30 2:00~5:00 Price: $220(half day) per week $400(all day) per week 如果大家需要早送晚接（意思是需要早点drop in 孩子或者 pick up 孩子比较晚，早晨9:00，晚上7:00）每个人额外加$20，另外如果有学生可以介绍其他三名新学员来参加 spring camp，可以给介绍的学生优惠喔.详情优惠请单独咨询我喔. 谢谢大家（5/20之前报名 免除额外$20） Register here
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camp date 6/10/2019 ~8/30/2019 Monday – Friday camp hour 9:30~12:30 2:00~5:00 price $220 (half day) per week $400 (all day) per week Extra charge $20 / day per person for early drop off , late pick up Free for early drop off and late pick up must register before 5/20/2019
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Welcome Coach Xinyan Liu to Super Spin Table Tennis Club ! Coach Liu is a very professional and experienced table tennis coach. She attended many national table tennis competition and achieved multiple trophies. Welcome everyone invited to actively participate in Super Spin Table Tennis Club with Coach Xinyan Liu. Thank you. 欢迎刘新艳教练莅临 Super Spin Table Tennis Club! 刘教练是一位非常专业以及有丰富比赛经验的乒乓球教练。她曾参与过多次世界级的乒乓球锦标赛并且获得非常多的殊荣。欢迎大家踊跃来 Super Spin Table Tennis 报名参与刘教练的授课。 谢谢。
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Table Tennis (Ping Pong) Table tennis has been an Olympic sport since 1988 and is hugely popular in Asia, although it is played all over the world from the dusty streets of Ethiopia to the public schools of rural England. The game did indeed begin in England at the end of the 19th century, first as a postprandial parlour game for upper classes. The sound of the ball on early bats gave it the name “ping pong” but as this became a trademarked term in some countries table tennis soon became the more common name Object of the Game As of 2001 the aim of the game is to score 11 points (it was previously 21) by outmanoeuvring your opponent into either hitting the ball into the net, hitting it off the table or missing it completely. Matches are normally contested as best of five, seven or nine games: that is to say, the first person to reach 11 points in three, four or five games respectively. Players & Equipment In singles play it is a game of one against one, whilst doubles pits two against two, although it is also possible to play two against one in informal situations […]
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A Chinese elder using a big wood block as a paddle to play the ‘street’ ping-pong game, and score. Your browser does not support the video tag.
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