You learn a sport like Table Tennis by playing against opponents in training and in matches. It is a game. You learn through trial and error. It is normal to make errors or mistakes, and it is normal to lose. … Continue reading →
Table tennis is a fast-paced, competitive game that challenges your mental fitness. At the same time, it’s also great for weight loss. This probably isn’t something you’ve ever given much thought too though. Top Health Benefits of Table Tennis When … Continue reading →
Jenson Van Emburgh, a seventeen-year-old Class 3 para table tennis player from Florida, excelled in the ITTF Para Table Tennis Tournament September 6-10, 2017 in Ostrava, Czech Republic. He achieved a bronze medal in singles after winning against many competitive, … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →John Reynolds, ITTF Coach, and Eddie Curren, STTC Programs Director, take time to work with The Arc disabled participants. John and Eddie volunteer to work with the Long Center and The Arc Tampa Bayevery other Tuesday morning. The Arc players … Continue reading →
A well fought battle on 9/10/2016 between TEAM STTC and TEAM LAND-O-LAKES. 18 players from each team were divided into three groups of 12 players each, STTC Group One out-pointed the LOL players but STTC Groups Two and Three fell … Continue reading →
Congratulations to John Reynolds, Gary Fraiman and Phil Gehres for attaining ITTF Level 1 Coaching Certification. They attended the Coaching Certification Seminar in Destin, Florida. The picture below, from left to right: John, Roger Dickson (instructor), Gary, Phil.
Continue reading →Jenson Van Emburgh Born: Naples, Florida, 5/28/2000 Hometown: Middleton, Wisconsin Current Residence: Belleair Beach, Florida
Continue reading →STTC made an awesome showing at the Sunshine State Games. There were a record number of entries in most events so the competition was tough. Some of these players are getting good. They are going to be harder to beat … Continue reading →
