Table tennis can be a fun and rewarding sport to play. With the proper training, and with acquired skills and endurance, anyone can learn to play table tennis well. More popularly known by its trade name, ping pong, table tennis may seem like a ballet when watched, but it can be difficult to learn.
If you are interested in playing table tennis, then you will benefit from table tennis training. Whether you are playing the sport as an enthusiast, or as a prospective international competitor, then you need to know the basics of the game, its rules, and even the physics that govern it.
In a nutshell, table tennis is played by two or four players, who face each other on opposite sides of a table, and are separated by a low net. Each opponent needs to keep the ball in the air, and they do this by hitting it with a paddle or racket from one side of the table to the other, or by bouncing the ball on the table if the force exerted by the paddle is insufficient to send the ball farther. Scores are awarded to the opposing team if the other team is unable to hit a ball that is in their capacity to hit.
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