• Join our Fun and engaging seasonal table tennis programs for beginner  level kids! Learn basic skills, improve coordination, and build confidence with professional training team in a safe, supportive environment. Perfect for ages 5–12

Players learn the essential basics of the game:

• Proper grip (shakehand or penhold) 
• Ready stance and basic positioning 
• Understanding table, net, and rules 
• Introduction to rallying 

Focus on building correct technique from the start:

• Forehand drive 
• Backhand drive 
• Basic push (short game) 
• Introduction to ball control 

Developing movement and body control:

• Simple side-to-side movement 
• Hand-eye coordination drills 
• Balance and timing exercises 
• Introduction to movement with strokes 

Helping players keep the ball on the table:

• Controlled rally drills 
• Repetition-based exercises 
• Target-based placement (basic) 
• Building confidence through success 

Learning how to start and return points:

• Basic legal serves 
• Simple spin introduction (light topspin/backspin) 
• Basic return techniques 
• Understanding serve rules 

Teaching how the game works:

• Scoring system 
• Basic rules and etiquette 
• Intro to simple tactics (keep ball in play, placement) 

Very important at beginner level:

• Encouraging positive interaction 
• Building confidence through progression 
• Learning sportsmanship and discipline 

Applying what they learn:

• Short practice games 
• Guided match play with coaching 
• Fun, low-pressure competition

• Join our Intermediate Table Tennis program for an immersive experience that enhances your skills, including advanced drills, serving techniques, physical conditioning, teamwork and strategy games, match play, and video analysis. Elevate your game to the next level with expert guidance and practice in a dynamic, supportive environment.

At the intermediate level, players already know the basics, so coaching focuses on refining technique:

• Forehand and backhand topspin consistency 
• Looping against backspin 
• Controlled blocking and counter-hitting 
• Footwork positioning for better shot execution 

Movement becomes critical at this stage:

• Side-to-side (lateral) footwork drills 
• In-and-out movement (short vs long balls) 
• Multi-ball footwork patterns 
• Balance and recovery positioning 

Players begin to think strategically, not just react:

• Point construction (setting up winning shots) 
• Serve + third ball attack 
• Reading opponent spin and placement 
• Match strategy and shot selection 

A major focus at intermediate level:

• Developing spin variation (topspin, backspin, sidespin) 
• Serve placement and deception 
• Receive techniques (push, flick, loop) 
• Anticipation and reaction training 

Improving reliability under pressure:

• Rally consistency drills 
• Placement control (crosscourt, down-the-line) 
• Speed vs control balance 
• Error reduction techniques 

Applying skills in real situations:

• Structured match play 
• Situational drills (e.g., down 9–9) 
• Competitive scoring formats 
• Coaching feedback during play 

Light sport-specific conditioning:

• Reaction time drills 
• Agility and coordination exercises 
• Endurance for longer rallies 

What separates intermediate from beginner:

• Individual correction of technique 
• Video analysis (optional but powerful) 
• Goal setting and progress tracking