Speed glue will soon be a thing of the past, with testing for illegal VOCs beginning in less than a year (on 1st September 2008). Many ... Read More

Yesterday I walked through the process of gluing sponge rubbers onto your table tennis blade. Today I'm going to look at something more difficult, which is the process of gluing ... Read More

How do I glue my rubbers onto my table tennis blade? This is the cry for help often heard on the discussion forum, when a new ... Read More

If you want to use a combination bat when playing ping-pong, then I'd highly recommend learning how to twiddle it quickly so that you can swap the rubbers between your ... Read More

Although I'm far from being an equipment junkie, I still enjoy getting a new table tennis blade to try, don't you? There's nothing better than a ... Read More

Last week, I took a look at one of my favorite ping-pong rubbers, Yasaka Mark V. This week it's time to share my thoughts about another favorite table tennis rubber ... Read More

Many players who play table tennis also enjoy competing in other racket sports, such as tennis, squash, badiminton, and racketball. But for serious ping-pong players, is ... Read More

Many long pimple players have been waiting for months with bated breath for the ITTF to decide which rubbers are going to be banned under their new 'Minimum Friction' test. The ... Read More

As many of our readers who are USATT members would know, the USATT Board has been going through a rough time of late it its bid ... Read More

When I am asked by new players for advice on which table tennis rubbers to use, one of my common recommendations is Yasaka Mark V. Today I'm going to explain ... Read More

The 2007 ITTF World Cup has just finished in Barcelona, Spain. Australia's William Henzell was competing as the Oceania representative, taking on the likes of current ... Read More

Don't you just hate it when you are playing an opponent who stamps his foot when he serves to hide the sound of his contact with the ball, making it ... Read More

Good footwork is something that every ping-pong player needs. In order to have good footwork, you need a number of things, including correct footwork technique, knowing ... Read More

Our table tennis forum has been busy again this week, with a number of discussions taking place, including the Questions of the Day. Why not join us and have your ... Read More

Most sandwich type table tennis rubbers come with the sponge and topsheet already attached to one another. But it is possible to purchase the sponge and ... Read More

Do you wince whenever you hear the sport of table tennis referred to as ping-pong? I know I used to. These days I'm less worried about it, since I figure ... Read More

My thanks go out to forum member cmetsbeltran15, who has kindly contributed this review of the Stiga Neos Sound table tennis rubber. Stiga claims that this ... Read More

There are many times in ping-pong where it is important to keep the ball as low as possible over the net, such as when serving, returning serve, or pushing the ... Read More

There's been plenty of discussion and debate this week in our table tennis forum. Besides the usual topics of interest (technique and equipment), there's also the ... Read More

I reviewed the Stiga Expert table tennis table back in May, so I'm well overdue to write my conclusions about the table I actually own - the Stiga Elite Roller. ... Read More

The 2007 Australian Veterans Championships were held last week on the Queensland Gold Coast. Now Gold Coast Table Tennis have put a slideshow of photographs up ... Read More

Today I'm taking a look at another common table tennis saying - the idea of saving your best serves for important times during a match. Is this piece of advice ... Read More

"Aim at your opponent's playing elbow" is one of the most common pieces of advice passed on to new table tennis players from more experienced players. ... Read More