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 Two Degrees Under but Life Springs Eternal for ITTF Hopes Team |
Tamolwan Khetkuen looks suitably unimpressed by the physical exertions of Dejan Papic |
The International Tournament in memory of Janos Molnar over, it was time to relax for three members of the 2009 ITTF World Hopes Team in the Hungary city of Budapest.
It was a welcome break for the trio of Salma Khaled, Christos Christonof, Tamolwan Khetkuen and Team Manager, Zita Pidl but one member of the group was not happy.
Dejan Papic, the Head Coach for the ITTF World Hopes, had his eyes set on a practice session but Zita Pidl, a native of Budapest, had waved her magic wand and thwarted the tyrant’s efforts.
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The Prodigal Son Returns, All Profit as the Soothsayer Sees Bright Future |
Marles Martins (far left) conducts a practical session in Piracicaba |
A native of Brazil, Marles Martins was very much the man who guided such players as Gustavo Tsuboi to international success and over the years he has been a regular expert, leading courses for the International Table Tennis Federation.
He has conducted ITTF Level One courses in many parts of the world but never in his own country.
However, that came to and end recently when from Tuesday 26th to Thursday 28th January 2010, he conducted such a course at the Fran Table Tennis Training Center.
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Egypt Welcomes Visitors from Far Afield to Elite Training Camp |
Aleksey Yefremov (left) in discussion with Singapore coach, Tan Paey Fern (right) |
Staged from Saturday 6th to Monday 8th February 2010, a total of 38 players from five countries attended the ITTF Elite Training Camp in Egypt’s capital city of Cairo where Aleksey Yefremov of Belarus was the Head Coach.
Players from New Zealand, Djibouti, Egypt, Ghana and Congo Democratic were present throughout, with Singapore attending the last two days and Moldova, the final day.
Several of the players had travelled from the ITTF Global Junior Circuit event in Bahrain to be present in Cairo.
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Scholarships for Young Journalists at World Team Championships |
Looking out from the Press Tribune in Yokohama; in Moscow three young journalist have this view |
The International Table Tennis Federation is pleased to offer three scholarships for young journalists to attend the World Team Table Tennis Championships in Moscow from Sunday 23rd to Sunday 30th May 2010.
It is a splendid opportunity for young journalists enabling them to increase their knowledge about table tennis and the work of the International Table Tennis Federation.
The closing date for applications is Monday 15th March 2010.
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