
Table tennis, bending the rules, and why smug pedants have no business being referees or umpires
The Senior British League is in full swing again and this brought to mind a pre-covid article about the relationship between officials and players.
The Senior British League is in full swing again and this brought to mind a pre-covid article about the relationship between officials and players.
eBatt Table Tennis Club has numerous historical roots. London Progress, Harefield Academy, Greenhouse Sports and Barnet Table Tennis Club, to name but a few. Driven forward by highly successful player/ coach/ manager Eli Baraty, eBatt has quickly established itself as a key piece in the London table tennis jigsaw.
A busy little spot with two tables close to Tottenham Court Road Station.
Four brand new ‘arty’ tables outside Television Centre in White City. Perfect for outdoor Ping.
Two tables right next to a decent outdoor gym. Larkhall park is between Stockwell and Battersea Park Stations.
A couple of tables sitting idly in the sunshine. Two tables just off Clapham Commmon West Side by the tennis courts.
Two lonely little tables waiting for some tender loving care outside Harrow on the Hill station.
Paddington Rec is a lovely park in Maida Vale. The two tables are tucked away at the end of the Tennis courts.
Whatever grim situations arise throughout the ongoing pandemic, ping can be played in virtually any conditions and with any equipment.
The idea was simple: tournaments for people who don’t play tournaments.
For any matters relating to tournaments please contact John Kaufman: jo*@lo********.uk For any matters relating to the website or mailing list, please contact Eamon Brennan: ea***@lo********.uk