Canadians Celebrate, Puerto Ricans Rejoice, United States Magnanimous

Posted on July 21, 2015

Canadians Celebrate, Puerto Ricans Rejoice, United States Magnanimous 2015 Pan American Games Courtesy of ITTF July 20, 2015 – Celebration after celebration was the order of the proceedings as play concluded on the second day of action at the 2015 Pan American Games on Monday July 20th in Markham, Toronto. After Brazil, the top seeds, with […]

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NCTTA July 2015 Newsletter

Posted on July 21, 2015

NCTTA July 2015 Newsletter The National Collegiate Table Tennis Association is looking ahead to the Fall 2015/Spring 2016 season. Registration will be open in September (around Labor Day) with league matches starting as early as October! NCTTA’s July issue of their Newsletter features Shuo “June” Yang Joins NCTTA Team as Division Director and Marketing Leader, […]

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Doubles Win Sparks Celebrations, First Ever Medal for Puerto Rico

Posted on July 21, 2015

Doubles Win Sparks Celebrations, First Ever Medal for Puerto Rico 2015 Pan American Games Courtesy of ITTF July 20, 2015 – Success for Carelyn Cordero and Melanie Diaz, against Argentina’s Camila Arguelles and Agustina Iwasa, on the early evening of Monday July 20th in the Atos Arena in Markham, Toronto signaled unbridled celebrations for Puerto […]

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Kanak Jha Rises to Challenge Proves No Achilles Heel for United States

Posted on July 21, 2015

Kanak Jha Rises to Challenge Proves No Achilles Heel for United States 2015 Pan American Games Courtesy of ITTF July 20, 2015 – Only 15 years old, remaining cool, calm and collected, Kanak Jha emerged as the guiding hand that steered the United States to the quarter-final stage of the Men’s Team event at the 2015 […]

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2015 Butterfly Canadian Championships

Posted on July 20, 2015

2015 Butterfly Canadian Championships Courtesy of Table Tennis Canada Deadline to enter is today, July 20th! The 2015 Butterfly Canadian Championships will be staged from Tuesday August 25th till Sunday August 30th 2015 in Trois-Riviéres, Quebec. The University of Québec in Trois-Rivières will crown the male and female Canadian Champion in several categories with the most […]

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Enjoying the Pressure, Brian Afanador Warms Up, Canada Feels the Heat

Posted on July 20, 2015

Enjoying the Pressure, Brian Afanador Warms Up, Canada Feels the Heat Courtesy of ITTF Crowned Latin American Junior champion some three weeks earlier on home soil in Aguada; Brian Afanador emerged as the hero of the hour, as play concluded on the first day of action, Sunday July 19th, in the table tennis events at […]

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2015 Hyson Chicago International Table Tennis Open Stirs Excitement for Table Tennis in the Midwest

Posted on July 20, 2015

2015 Hyson Chicago International Table Tennis Open Stirs Excitement for Table Tennis in the Midwest by Barbara Wei Engelbert Solis, brain child of the 2015 Hyson Chicago International Table Tennis Open, is no stranger to building and growing table tennis in the US. His company, Edgeball Table Tennis, not only sells table tennis equipment, but […]

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Maple Leaf Flies High, Canadians Stave off Brave Guatemalan Fightback

Posted on July 19, 2015

Maple Leaf Flies High, Canadians Stave off Brave Guatemalan Fightback Courtesy of ITTF They stood to a man, woman and child in the packed Atos Markham Arena in Toronto. No medals were won, no titles decided, quite simply in the opening fixture in the group phase of Women’s Team event at the 2015 Pan American […]

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The Toronto 2015 Games are here

Posted on July 19, 2015

The Toronto 2015 Games are Here Courtesy of Table Tennis Canada The Pan American Games are finally here in Toronto. After a few month of hard practice, the Canadian Table Tennis Team is now ready for it to start. Follow all the live action via Toronto 2015, read reports on the ITTF website and more […]

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Control vs. Leverage

Posted on July 19, 2015

Control vs. Leverage by Han Xiao A lot of times coaches cannot mold every last detail of our strokes, since different people move differently, have different body types, have vastly different playing styles, etc. Furthermore, many of us do not receive consistent coaching and are left to our own devices. Therefore, when it comes to […]

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