Dear Family and Members: With the growing public health concern about the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), we want to assure you that our main concern is for the health and safety of our members, staff, and families. we are following all protocol and prevention recommendations regarding Coronavirus. Those recommendations are: · Staying home if you or your child are sick . If you have traveled to a known coronavirus outbreak area, monitor your health closely for 14 days upon return . Washing and sanitizing your hands before and after entering super spin room. Here at the super spin we are: Increasing our frequency and deepening our efforts in cleaning and disinfecting all surfaces . Our room open only for members and private lessons . We are not open for drop in without members We are extremely grateful for the support of our parents, teachers, and staff as we all work together to make sure we are following best practices to maintain a healthy and safe community. 亲爱的家人和成员： 最近大家一直都在关注新型冠状病毒（COVID-19），我们也在密切关注中！我们希望我们的成员，员工和家庭都健康和安全。 我们也正在遵循有关冠状病毒的所有方案和预防建议。 我们的建议是： 如果您或您的孩子生病了，请待在家里 · 如果您去过已知的冠状病毒爆发地区，请在返回后的14天内密切监视您的健康 进入乒乓球室之前和之后都要用洗手液洗手或者消毒。 乒乓球教室： 我们会每天对教室做清洁和消毒的工作 我们的房间仅向会员，私人课程开放 不是会员暂不接受单次来教室打球 我们非常感谢家长和会员的支持，我们共同努力以确保维持健康安全的环境给我大家！谢谢！
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Congratulations to Ray Nolan for winning 2019 the ICC u1900. Thanks to the team for working hard! You always do your best and never give up. We proud of you!
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Congratulations to Lucas for winning 2019 US national u1200 champion. You always do your best and never give up. That is why we are very proud of you !
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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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