To me it isn't important.
To the average person it means nothing.
To the average player it provides a modicum of physical exercise and probably helps with their fitness.
To the parents of children forced to train regularly to ensure a financial return in the future it's importance is blown out of proportion at the expense of their offspring's childhood.
To the financial backers of professional tennis competitions it is super important, as they are able to sell advertising and broadcast rights for vast sums of money.
To the professional players who have trained all their lives to make it to the top of the tennis world, I'm sure it is very important.
But on the grand scheme of things, that we are but a speck on the dot of a tiny planet in an unimaginably vast cosmos, it mean very little.
table tennis doesn't help the body in any way
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Because it is a game that can help in body fitness and in prove mental alertness
No its completely different
A tennis swing on the strong side of the body is called a forehand.
The "International Table Tennis Federation" (ITTF) which was formed in 1926.
The Governing body of tennis in Australia is committed to protecting the privacy of member associations like Tennis Queensland, Tennis West and Tennis SA as well as the general public attending tennis events. This means that not information collected will be reused without the permission of the person providing the information.
AnswerThe USTA is the United States Tennis Association, the governing body for tennis in the United States.
It probably means you're playing tennis with your body instead of controls.
for one thing it keeps you from falling flat on your face every time you move. that would help a lot in tennis.
The answer to your question can be found at the following website for USA Table Tennis , the governing body for organized/olympic competition in the USA: www,usatt.org www.ittf.com : International Table Tennis Federation The world governing body of which the USATT is a member.
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