Pick A Distance
When you practice, it is important to select a distance to station yourself from the table that suits your game. Someone who stays close to the table must perform strokes quickly and efficiently because there is less time to react to an opponent’s shot. In contrast, someone who plays a mid-distance game has more time […]
Tina Lin shares her struggle with allergies
Ahh… the time has come again for the allergies to attack. Oh, the sneezing and coughing and the irritating, itching eyes. Spring has arrived and the flowers have began to blossom. It’s a good thing that the sport of table tennis is indoors! However, the allergies still get to you. For the people out there […]
The latest from Willy Xiao
The Invitational Atlanta Table Tennis Team Tournament that we ran in April was overall very successful. You can check out our winners and our website at www. atlantapingpong.com! I finished AP Exams about a week ago, so I only have to go to school for about one hour a day. I have a lot of […]
Anand's training update
After a month and a half of injury, I have resumed my training. I am working on my conditioning at home and coach Lin is working on adding backhand looping to my game. It is very hard for me right now as I have always turned around to loop the ball, but now I am […]
2011 Sweetlife Festival – Live Music, Great Food, Ping Pong, and More!
The Sweetlife Music Festival this past Sunday (May 1st) was a huge success! Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD was packed all day with fans eagerly waiting to hear their favorite bands, including The Strokes, Girl Talk, and Lupe Fiasco etc. Despite the dreary weather, many music enthusiasts stayed for the day-long festivities. JOOLA had […]
