What's it all about?
The English Table Tennis Association's vision for the sport is ‘making table tennis the most popular and successful indoor sport in England'.
Table Tennis is a racket sport played by either two opposing players (singles) or two opposing pairs (doubles). The game takes place on a hard rectangular table divided by a net. The winner is the first to 11 points with players alternating service every 2 points. If play should reach 10-10, players alternate every serve with the winner gaining 2 clear points.
In 1988 the sport became part of the Olympics and in 2002 joined the Commonwealth Games.
Structure of the sport
The English Table Tennis Association (ETTA) is the National Governing body, based in Hastings , East Sussex.
The ETTA are responsible for representing, coordinating, administering, regulating, promoting, marketing and developing the sport in close cooperation with related bodies such as the English Schools Table Tennis Association (ESTTA) and the British Table Tennis Association for People with Disabilities (BTTAD).
Taking part
There are a number of Table Tennis clubs affiliated to the English Table Tennis Association within Kent .
Get Involved
Please follow this link to find your local club
English Table Tennis Association (ETTA) website
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