How To Play Table Tennis

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How To Play Table Tennis
How To Play Table Tennis

Video: How To Play Table Tennis

Video: How To Play Table Tennis
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Table tennis, or as it is also called ping-pong, is one of the most popular and rather uncomplicated games in the whole world. The ancestor country of table tennis is England (table tennis appeared there in the 19th century), but this sport received the greatest popularity and numerous fans in China. And its second name "ping-pong" acquired thanks to John Jakves, who in 1901 registered this name. Ping is the sound made by the ball when hitting the racket, pong is the sound made by the ball when hitting the table.

How to play table tennis
How to play table tennis

It is necessary

  • - Table tennis table
  • - Ping pong racket
  • - Hollow Table Tennis Ball

Instructions

Step 1

Draw lots with the opponent who will serve first. The player who wins the toss will then serve. When serving, the ball must first touch your side of the table, fly over the net and touch the side of the opponent's table. If the ball touches your side, but does not touch the opponent's side, a point is awarded to the opponent. After the filing, the game itself takes place. Your task is to hit the ball sent by your opponent to your side of the table, to hit it so that the ball touches the opponent's side. The game continues until one of the players makes a mistake. Each player has two serves, then the service goes to the opponent, the opponents are constantly changing serves.

Step 2

Each error of the opponent gives one point to the player. You score one point if your opponent hits the ball without touching his side of the table. You also get one point if your opponent incorrectly serves the ball, touches the ball with any part of the body, reflects the ball off the table, cannot correctly receive the ball sent to his side, touches the racket twice with one reflection or catches the ball with his hand, if reflection or service touches the net or the rack with the ball.

Step 3

The game continues until 11 points, but if the difference in the score is more than two points. For example, if the score is 11:10, the game continues until the difference is two points. This concludes the table tennis game. And the rivals change sides. The game consists of 5 - 7 parties.

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