Ping-Pong is a USA registered trademark, first developed in the early 1900s by Parker Brothers Inc., and it is now owned by Escalade Sports.
Therefore the registered trademark "Ping-Pong" indicates a brand of equipment used to play the sport of Table Tennis.
Ping-Pong is the brand and table tennis is the sport.
However, in many places the names are still used interchangeably.
they are pretty much the same rules but table tennis is played on a table and tennis is played on an outdoor court
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No, table tennis is played on a small table, where as deck tennis is played on a deck. sorry mate fgjkfkgfpogk
One of the original names for table tennis was ping pong. Ping Pong was then registered as a trademark by the sports company John Jaques & Son in England. Parker Brothers in the USA also bought the rights from Jaques to use the name ping pong in the USA only. So the name of the game was changed to table tennis. The official name today is table tennis. Ping Pong is still a trademark and is a brand of equipment in the USA which is used to play the sport of table tennis.
it is the same as the normal offical tennis rules.
table tennis is obviously played on a table and tennis is not. they have some of the same rules, but tennis has tramlines, so, in other words, table tennis' court doesnt change from doubles and singles and the singles does. also the scoring is different. table tennis is frist to 21 points and tennis it is first to 6 games. they are alike as they are both played with a raquet and a ball that you can hit before the bounce or after the bounce but 2 bounces and you have lost the point. they both use points in scoring but differently. both great games to play and good for fitness
China is a dong that has a birthday on the 8th of June i know this random guy that has his birthday on the 8th of June and he lives in a house with Elvis and presly and has a deep pool that his mum found at the dump his name starts with an a but i think it starts with a 4 i am a ping pong legend and can only beat this guy that i am talking about 1 time a year so i need a shower in lemons and i think i might put my favourite dress on my cream cheeseball one. Guess who i am i don't like lemons? Happy birthday mate from your favourite legends Maccadog, Mattodog, loganator and the big rynos
same as lawn tennis
Table Tennis originated as a sport in Britain during the 1880s, where it was played among the upper class as an after dinner game. Therefore the balls would have been invented around the same time. James Gibb was the first person to use celluloid balls in 1901.
the same as hard court and clay!
The same size as a normal table. 5ft by 9ft and 2.5ft tall.
It's OK if your bat hits the table when you are playing your shot. The only time it would be a problem is if you moved the table at the same time. If you move the table, you lose the point. The official name for a bat is a racket, but it's called a paddle or a bat by some people.