tennis regulations include but are not limited to:
foot faults - you cant step over the line before you serve the ball
you cant touch the net until the point is over
the ball cant bounce twice before you hit it
no distracting the player during the point(yelling, etc)
The rules and regulations for table tennis in Olympics are the same as for other major table tennis tournaments.
There are way to many regulations to list along with the regulations change according to age group playing in tournaments through the USTA which is the United States Tennis Association and if you go to there website you can see all the regulations along there is a book on all the tennis regulations.
For the most current listing of rules and regulations for the sport of tennis, refer to the United States Tennis Association link, below.
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the table has to be 2.74 metres
Five inches, varies to rules and regulations
The official table tennis rules are a comprehensive set of rules and regulations which are designed to cover any eventuality which may arise during a game. These rules are reviewed annually by the International Table Tennis Federation. There are far too many to list them all here.
International Tennis regulations state that players on men's doubles teams must wear the same colored clothing to identify themselves as teammates. These regulations make no mention of women, specifically.
There are so many rules in the Tennis if you want to learn that rules in a simply way follow that link there's a understandable article about tennis rules thank you. http://tennisworld-tennis.blogspot.com/
According to the 2006 regulations, the International Tennis Foundation specifies that all regulation tennis balls should be between 2.575 inches 2.875 inches in diameter, depending on the type of ball.
The rules of table tennis used for the Olympic Games are the same as the table tennis rules used for all the other top International table tennis events. There are 15 basic rules plus many additional regulations.
76 cm or 30 inches it is exactly the same as a regular table. Except while playing, the regulations are different