The Official Laws of Table Tennis refer to it as a table tennis racket.
However in different parts of the world some people call it a bat and some call it a paddle.
The correct, official name, is a racket.
It is actually a ping pong paddle. You hold it in one hand like you would grip a bat, upright. Actually, more like a tennis racket, as Ping Pongs' other name , table tennis, would indicate.
According to the ITTF rules, there is no limit for the size of the table tennis racket.
Ping Pong or table tennis accessories are not very plentiful. They include wristbands and headbands, straps for the ping pong bat and coloured table tennis balls.
Yes, you can touch the racket (also known as a paddle or bat) with both hands, but there is no advantage to doing so. In fact it is probably more of a disadvantage.
The website Cafe Press offers a wide range of customizable, wearable items including shirts. They stock a wide range of shirts and t-shirts with ping-pong related designs. For shirts in which to play ping-pong or table tennis try Butterfly Table Tennis' Website. they stock a range of sport shirts specifically tailored for the playing of table-tennis.
A ping pong bat can be bought at Amazon or at Argos. Millet has a great range of branded bats. Table Tennis Pro as well as Sports Direct sell ping pong bats in a very large variety.
The Table-Tennis bat has no limit to size. It can be as big as you want it to be.
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Ping-pong is a sport it is affiliated with hand eye coordination. The U.S. does have a ping-pong team and Singapore also have ping pong team.
Among the only songs "about Ping Pong" are a 2007 Enrique Iglesias song called "Do You Know (The Ping Pong Song)." While not referring directly to the jargon of the game, the track has a sample of a ping pong ball bouncing in a steady rhythm throughout. The Raffi song "Bananaphone" also has a lyric "Ping-pong ping-pong, ping-pong, ping."
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