Table Tennis Classes
Fall 2010 Classes (begins Sept 5th - ends Dec 19th)
Table Tennis Class Champs (Kevin, Joseph, Patrick, Masaki, and Midori)
photo by Bill Greenblatt 12/13/2009
KIN PE 53A, Table Tennis (1,1) 1 unit
Transfer: UC*, CSU • Prerequisite: None.
This class will discuss all basic strokes used in competitive table tennis. Video tapes will be incorporated to demonstrate and analyze the movement and timing necessary to add variety to oncoming shots.
2473 12:00p-3:05p Sun GYM 100 Kidd J R
12:00p-3:05p Sun GYM 100 Livshin B S
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I used to play this sport years ago, I played for my highschool team for 3 year, and I would like to practice it again. I'm not enroll in this college, but I would love to belong to the team... How should I do?
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Hi Rosa,
If you are not enrolled in SMC, you can still come and participate in our Sunday's RR tourn (every Sunday) or take the Sunday's daily training.
SMCTTA
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I used to play this sport years ago, I played for my highschool team for 3 year, and I would like to practice it again. I'm not enroll in this college, but I would love to belong to the team... How should I do?
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The College Table Tennis Championships are a great way for sponsors to get national media exposure for their companies. A number of the different sponsorship opportunities are available to meet your sponsorship goals.
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It will be great to have a video here. Or at list to read a short list of tips you discussed during the meeting.
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A good club coaches working on the technical bases.
These foundations; topspin forehand and topspin backhand, you can stabilize on the Returnboard.
If you train very fast topspin rallies, you achieve better RETURN STABILITY.
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The serve is one of the most important areas of table tennis and but also one of the most difficult to understand as a spectator...................
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i think The College Table Tennis Championships are a great way for sponsors to get national media exposure for their companies. A number of different sponsorship opportunities are available to meet your sponsorship goals.
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Great team. I am also Asian and it is nice to see some fellow Asian making it to the championship. Congrats!
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the person serving the ball usually has a slight advantage and thus it is important to attack your opponent with your service. You can apply different spins when you serve to gain your advantage. Likewise and if you are on the receiving end and you need to buffer your opponent's attack to try to regain the advantage...................
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I used to play this sport years ago, I played for my highschool team for 3 year, and I would like to practice it again. I'm not enroll in this college, but I would love to belong to the team... How should I do?
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Awesome stuff you guys got here. I really like the theme of the website and how well you organized the content. It's a marvelous job I will come back and check you out sometime.
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I honestly just played my first game of table tennis tonight. The table I played on wasn't exactly professional, but I got the idea. Its very difficult. A lot harder then I thought it would be.
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the person serving the ball usually has a slight advantage and thus it is important to attack your opponent with your service. You can apply different spins when you serve to gain your advantage. Likewise and if you are on the receiving end you need to buffer your opponent's attack to try to regain the advantage........................
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I am a big table tennis fan. I have been taking classes recently at the local ymca, but am wanting to find some tournaments for table tennis. Anyone know of any? Thanks.
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the person serving the ball usually has a slight advantage, thus it is important to attack your opponent with your service. You can apply different spins when you serve to gain your advantage.
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The game is played with two or four players hitting a ball with rackets back and forth to each other on a table, in a manner similar to tennis. The rules are slightly different, but the concept is very similar. In singles play, the serve is not required to cross from the server's right-hand court to the receiver's right-hand court (or left to left) as it is in tennis. However, serving across is required in doubles play. Ball spin, speed, placement, strategy and tactics play an important part in competitive table tennis matches.
Laura Vandervoort
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I have been playing Table Tennis club play for over 32 years (Since 1968). As a kid (13 yrs old), there was a Karate class being taught next to our Table Tennis club. I noticed the exact same body actions and stances in Karate as in Table Tennis - except much faster, more powerful, and more stable. Thus, later in my years, I decided to take up Karate to improve my Table Tennis technique.
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Serving: Pretty simple really but if ur not too sure about spin, dont try that, just go for placement....
Returning: dont try to always hit it as hard as u can, but u can go for the corners and it will b u on top...
Smashing: dont always smash, it, if u feel u have a good oppiortunity on that specific point, take it, it is better to underhit than to blast it off the table....
nb: well, if u cna see that ur opponent is storng on a ceratin side, utilize your strenght and their weakness and if u r in doubles, work with ur partner
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Table tennis is my favorite game, we used to have table tennis matches in our university this pic reminds me of those days. thanks for the post.
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I played for my highschool team for 3 year, and I would like to practice it again. I'm not enroll in this college, but I would love to belong to the team.
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Table tennis is my favorite game, we used to have table tennis matches in our university this pic reminds me of those days. thanks for the post.
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In table tennis, the person serving the ball usually has a slight advantage, thus it is important to attack your opponent with your service. You can apply different spins when you serve to gain your advantage.
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