It requires you to be quick on your feet, boosting your mental awareness. Your mind will get a workout as it devises strategy and tactics. A Korean study suggests that playing ping pong stimulated cognitive function more than weightlifting, walking, dancing, or gymnastics. Another study suggests that ping pong may help children with ADHD improve concentration.
One of the quickest racket sports, ping pong balls can fly up to and over 60 miles per hour! This requires a response even quicker than tennis or badminton.
A point is gained when the opponent fails to return the ball on the table, and games are played up to If the game is within one point at that time, it continues until one side gains a two point advantage. In doubles and singles table tennis, the rules are the same. The paddle may be one of many different styles and held many different ways. It may be held with a hand around only the handle, like a baseball bat.
Alternately, it can be held with three fingers around the handle and the index finger extended behind the face of the paddle, for control and support. The paddle is often colored differently on each side, and it may have different textures as well, with different types of rubber.
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The pivot of the Chinese term is "qiu" which means ball, and the "ping pang" is a phonetic copy of "ping-pong. Barton Odom, McKinney TX: "Since you asked, the difference between Ping-Pong and table tennis is not in the rules but is analogous to that between touch football and the NFL or between backyard and tournament badminton.
A friendly game of batting a ball back and forth bears little resemblance to the hard hitting the ball does indeed move as fast as a quark, and with uncanny spin , quick moving game played in tournaments. Table tennis requires almost preternatural hand-eye coordination and a great deal of running with instant changes of direction.
Both games are fun, but one requires a high level of athleticism. Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from until his death in In , he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism. Roger Ebert September 22, Christopher Walken plays that game in "Balls of Fury.
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