The table tennis is played on a table that has 2.74 meters long by 1.52 meters wide. The height of the table should be 76 cm from the ground. In the middle of the table is fixed a net
The objective of the game is to score points. This occurs when the opponent sends the ball off the table.
The ball may hit only once on each side of the table. In the start of the game, the ball must touch once in each side. If it does not, the player who started gives a point to the opponent. The player wins when he won 3 sets (in matches of 5 sets) or 4 (in matches of 7 sets). Each set is composed of 11 points. When there is a tie at 10 points, wins who put two points ahead of the opponent.
In addition to the table and the net, the other equipment needed to practice this sport are the ball and rackets. The ball is made of celluloid or plastic and should be 40 mm diameter. The racket is made of wood and part of the racket that hits the ball is covered by rubber
Table tennis was banned in the Soviet Union from ca 1930 to 1950. The sport was believed to be harmful to the eyes.
Table tennis became a medal Olympic sport in the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul.
Early table tennis paddles were normally made of cork, cardboard, or wood, and covered with cloth, leather or sandpaper.
Table tennis is the most popular racquet sport in the world and ranked second overall in terms of participation. Over 10 million players compete in sanctioned tournaments each year.
A modern table tennis match at the elite level lasts on the average about 30 minutes. Top players often smash the ball at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour.
How many balls can two players hit back and forth in 60 seconds? The current record is 173 set by Jackie Bellinger and Lisa Lomas in 1993.
A modern table is 9 feet long, 5 feet wide, and 2.5 feet high. The net is 6 inches high.
China, Sweden and South Korea are currently the world powers in table tennis.
1. MA Long (CHN)
2. FAN Zhendong (CHN)
3. XU Xin (CHN)
4. ZHANG Jike (CHN)
5. OVTCHAROV Dimitrij (GER)
1. LIU Shiwen (CHN)
2. DING Ning (CHNv)
3. ZHU Yuling (CHN)
4. ISHIKAWA Kasumi (JPN)5. LI Xiaoxia (CHN)
Centro W10 - Teacher Henrique - Leonardo Perales, Victoria Medeiros, Mariana Paixão, Everton Santana, Lucas Monteiro, Adriano Souza, Rayanna Lopes e Gabriela Santos
Table tennis was banned in the Soviet Union from ca 1930 to 1950. The sport was believed to be harmful to the eyes.
Table tennis became a medal Olympic sport in the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul.
Early table tennis paddles were normally made of cork, cardboard, or wood, and covered with cloth, leather or sandpaper.
Table tennis is the most popular racquet sport in the world and ranked second overall in terms of participation. Over 10 million players compete in sanctioned tournaments each year.
A modern table tennis match at the elite level lasts on the average about 30 minutes. Top players often smash the ball at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour.
How many balls can two players hit back and forth in 60 seconds? The current record is 173 set by Jackie Bellinger and Lisa Lomas in 1993.
A modern table is 9 feet long, 5 feet wide, and 2.5 feet high. The net is 6 inches high.
China, Sweden and South Korea are currently the world powers in table tennis.
Bests players in history:
World Men’s Top
1. MA Long (CHN)
2. FAN Zhendong (CHN)
3. XU Xin (CHN)
4. ZHANG Jike (CHN)
5. OVTCHAROV Dimitrij (GER)
World Women’s Top
1. LIU Shiwen (CHN)
2. DING Ning (CHNv)
3. ZHU Yuling (CHN)
4. ISHIKAWA Kasumi (JPN)5. LI Xiaoxia (CHN)
Centro W10 - Teacher Henrique - Leonardo Perales, Victoria Medeiros, Mariana Paixão, Everton Santana, Lucas Monteiro, Adriano Souza, Rayanna Lopes e Gabriela Santos
0 comments:
Postar um comentário