Jethro John B.

Parker

Table Tennis.

A.
Table tennis, commonly known as ping-pong or whiff-whaff, is a sport
in which two or four players use small rackets to hit a lightweight
ball, also known as a ping-pong ball, across a table. The game is
played on a hard table with a net separating the players. Except for
the first serve, the regulations are as follows: players must allow a
ball to bounce once on their side of the table before returning it
such that it bounces at least once on the other side. Table tennis is
a challenging sport. It's difficult to stop playing. It makes your
mind work harder. It puts your body to the test. It takes a long time
to get truly proficient at it. Table tennis is the sport for you if
you seek a true sporting challenge. Table tennis is a sport that can
be practiced for the rest of your life and puts less stress on your
joints while giving fitness. You can compete against other people who
are male or female, young or elderly, disabled or able-bodied. If they
are in the same rating category, an 80-year-old man can play an 8-
year-old girl in table tennis events. As for a sport that was created
in the early 1880s in England it has always been a classic yet
modernizing sport, a timeless sport to be exact. Tennis balls are now
being made into plastic where originally it was from celluloid and
there are more than a thousand varieties of table tennis rubbers due
to the modernization of this sport.

B.