Let’s energize!!!

Bounce it!!!
Mechanics: Student players must

search any object that they can find in the room.

And they will use that object to bounce the

pingpong ball as many as possible they can.

 HIStory of
table Tennis

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 objectives
• To Learn and understand the History of
Table Tennis
• To know the rules and regulation of Table
tennis
• To encourage students to try playing Table
tennis
Lawn Tennis Table Tennis
how table tennis started
It was in England, in the late
19th century, that table tennis
made its appearance. Taking
inspiration from lawn tennis, the
first players belonged to middle-
class Victorian society.
 in 1890 in 1897
Englishman David Foster, The first national
attracted by its wide championships were
appeal introduced the first organized in Hungary.
game of tennis on a table. Following a trip to the
United States.
 in 1901
James Gibb brought back the first celluloid ball. which was
a lot lighter than the rubber balls.

Rubber Ball Celluloid Ball

 In 1902
E.C. Gould, a British enthusiast of the game, introduced the first
bats covered in rubber and rubberized pimples

Pimpled Rubber
Wooden paddle
racket
covered with
Leather
 The first table tennis
tournaments
Following on from the success of the first public
tournaments at Queen’s Hall in London, it was in
1902 that the first official World Championship
took place. The sport enjoyed increased growth
and the British Table Tennis Federation was
created.
 The history of table tennis is coloured by a great
many champions, including the Austro-Briton
Richard Bergmann, Franco-Polish player Aloizy
Ehrilich and the Romanian Angelica Rozeanu
The first European Championships were subsequently organised in
1907.
Everything stepped up a gear in the 1920s.
The Table Tennis Association was created in England in 1921,
followed by the International Federation in 1926.
The World Championships between the different countries were held
in London in 1926
and the French Table Tennis Federation saw the light of day in 1927.
The French would participate for the first time in Budapest in 1929.
Richard bergmann

-Bergmann was a highly successful player, winning

the World Championships in 1933, 1934, and 1936

- Bergmann, known for his innovative playing style,

primarily used the shakehand grip, which became the
dominant grip in the Western world.
 Aloizy Ehrilich

- Ehrilich was a highly successful player, winning the World

Championships in 1931 and 1932. His victories helped to
establish table tennis as a major international sport
- Ehrlich was known as the "King of the Chiselers" due to his
mastery of defensive play. He was renowned for his ability to
return seemingly impossible shots, frustrating his opponents
with his relentless defense
Angelica Rozeanu
m
Rozeanu's most notable achievement is her unprecedented
six consecutive World Championship titles in singles, from
1950 to 1955. This feat remains unmatched in the sport's
history. Beyond her singles dominance, Rozeanu amassed a
total of 17 world titles, including three world women's
doubles titles and three world mixed doubles titles.
 Table tennis in Asia
In the 1950s, table tennis became integral to the countries
of Asia. The Japanese excelled at the World Team
Championships between 1954 and 1959.

The sixties heralded the arrival of Chinese supremacy,

punctuated by Zhuand Zedong’s triple world champion
titles in 1961, 1963 and 1965.

In 1977, during the World Championships in Birmingham,

the first “Chinese service” was used.
 Table tennis in Asia
The first gold medals were awarded to the female
Chinese player Chen Jing and the male Korean player
Yoo Nam-kyu.
The sport gradually turned professional with the
emergence of the Pro Tour in 1996.
The practice has remained dominated by the Asian
players since 1995, including Wang Liqin, triple world
champion and world number 1 for numerous years.
 Table tennis in Asia
In Europe, table tennis comprises champions like
Belgian player Jean-Michel Saive, the German Timo Boll
and the Dane Michael Maze.
In 2016, Chinese players Ma Long, Fan Zhendong, Xu
Xin and Zhang Jike and German player Dimitrij
Ovtcharov were leading the world ranking.
In 2005, the number of players in the world was
estimated to be over 260-million.
In June 2016, France boasted 207,213 members.
 Table tennis rules
The rally shall be a let: Let
·If in service the ball touches the net assembly, provided the
service is otherwise correct or the ball is obstructed by the
receiver or his or her partner;
·if the receiver is in wheelchair owing to a physical disability
and in service the ball, provided that the service is otherwise
correct,
·after touching the receiver’s court returns in the direction of
the net;
·comes to rest on the receiver's court;
·in singles leaves the receiver’s court after touching it by either
 table tennis mechanics
game match
A game shall be won by the A match shall consist
player or pair first scoring 11 of the best of any
points unless both players or odd number of
pairs score 10 points, when the games.
game shall be won by the first
player or pair subsequently
gaining a lead of 2 points.
 table tennis equipments
table net
The table is 2.74 metres long, 1.525 The net is 15.25
metres wide and 76 centimetres centimetres high and
high. The playing surface may be of extends along the
any material but is usually made width of the centre
from wood or synthetic materials. of the table, dividing
Wheelchair friendly tables should it into two equal
have table legs at least 40 cm from parts.
the end line of the table for players
competing in a wheelchair.
table tennis equipments
ball rackets
The ball is spherical
The racket may be of any
and has a 40mm size, shape or weight but
diameter and weighs the blade shall be flat and
2.7 grams. It is made rigid. The surface of the
of celluloid or of covering material on a side
of the blade, shall be matt,
similar plastic
bright red on one side and
material and is black on the other.
coloured white or
orange, and matt.
 Table tennis rules
objective of the game
The object of the game is to use a racket to
hit the ball over the net onto the opponent’s
side. A point is won if the other player fails to
return it.
Official Rules In
Table Tennis
Alternate Serves Every 2
points
Toss The ball Straight up
when serving the Ball
The Serve can land
anywhere in singles
Doubles serve must go
to right court to right
serve
Alternate hitting in the
doubles rally
Volleys are not allowed
If your hit bounces back
over the net by itself it is
your point
Touching the ball with
your paddle hand is
allowed
Touching the Table is not
allowed
Activity Time!!!
mini tournament

Prepare for the

challenge and be the
last man standing!
 Quiz

Test 1
Identification
 Quiz
Directions: Read each questions
carefully. Identify what is being
asked. Write your answers in
CAPITAL LETTERS
 Quiz
1. When did David
Foster first introduced
the first game of Tennis
in a table?
 Quiz
2. To what sport Table
Tennis is Inspired?
 Quiz
3. Who Brought back
the first celluloid ball,
which was a lot lighter
than the rubber balls?
 Quiz
4. What year was the
first national
championship were
organized in Hungary?
 Quiz
5. What year did E.C.
Gould, introduced the
first bats covered in
rubber and rubberized
pimples?
 Quiz
6. He was known for his
innovative and
unorthodox playing
style, particularly his
"shake hand grip".
 Quiz
7. Her most notable
achievement is her
unprecedented six
consecutive World
Championship titles in
singles, from 1950 to
 Quiz
8. Was known as the
"King of the Chiselers"
due to his mastery of
defensive play.
 Quiz
9. What Asian Country
excelled at the World
Team Championships
between 1954 and 1959.
 Quiz
10. When was Table
Tennis Association was
created in England?
 Quiz
Test 2
Enumeration
 Quiz
Directions: Give at least
5 Official Rules in Table
Tennis.
 Assignment

Make a video playing Table

Tennis. Minimum of 5 minutes
duration.
thank you!