Table Tennis
ITTF RESTART! Olympic Solidarity Technical Course for Coaches in North Macedonia
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Friday, 11 September 2020 23:00
Hosted at the facilities of the GOGOV sport complex which housed the course participants for the duration of the course. Supported and funded by Olympic Solidarity, the ITTF-PTT Level 1 Coach Education Course was followed by a training camp, led by French expert, Nicolas Guigon. A total of 17 coaches, including one female coach from Serbia, participated in the 30-hour-course.…
Omar Assar, the boy from Desouk
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Friday, 11 September 2020 15:20
It is a city popular for table tennis having produced some of the finest Egyptian stars which include the Ashour brothers – Moutaz Ashour, President of Egypt Table Tennis Federation (ETTF) and Maged Ashour, head of Egypt’s men’s team. Omar Assar’s uncle, the late Maher Assar was the former captain and coach of Egypt. He introduced the young Omar to…
Welcome to WTT Macau!
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Table Tennis
Friday, 11 September 2020 03:32
WTT, which is responsible for all of the global commercial and event business, was set up in order to elevate the sport to exciting new heights by taking a fresh look at the way table tennis events are run. After many months of planning behind the scenes, WTT is ready to put on a show in Macau and provide an …
ITTF Finance Forum addresses pandemic impact and opportunity for growth
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Table Tennis
Friday, 11 September 2020 03:52
In all there were three presentations covered over the duration of the conference, outlining an in-depth summary of ITTF’s financial reflections and forecasts: 2019 Financial Statements – an overview of the financial position, including balance sheet and income statement analysis, and an overview of various incomes and expenses. 2020 Financial Update – due to the unique experience the world is…
Top five 2016 Paralympic Games finals
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Table Tennis
Wednesday, 09 September 2020 10:46
Liu Jing vs Seo Suyeon An Asian final at the Paralympic Games generally ensues a great deal of drama and tension; that is what happened when China’s Liu Jing faced Korea Republic’s Seo Suyeon in the women’s class 1-2 final. Playing her third Paralympic Games, the Chinese recorded a simultaneous third gold medal in a row as she won 3-1…
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