table tennis (Ping Pong)......?
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The paddles (bats/racquets whatever) are different colors so that your opponent can tell which side of the paddle your hitting with. \n\nClub level players build their paddles to match their style of play. The rubber can be very tacky for aggressive spin shots (pips-in) or pips-out for defensive shots. The sponge behind the rubber also makes the paddle faster and comes in different thick nesses.  Some rubber is so tacky that if you place a ball on the table and press the paddle to the ball; the ball will stick to the BOTTOM of the paddle when you pick it up. Inversely; if you hit a spin shot at a guy with some of the better pips-out rubbers, it is so pro-spin that it will actually come back with your spin still on it. \n\nSome players use pips-in tacky on their forehand and pips-out on the backhand. \n\nYou can imagine how hairy that would be if you couldn’t tell the difference.\n\nSee http://tabletennis.about.com/ or www.paddlepalace.com\n\nGo to www.usatt.org and find a club in your area. Table Tennis is a competitive gentleman’s game that’s very warm to new members. I travel all over Ohio and I haven’t found a bad club yet. I coached/played ice hockey for 9 years and I got so tired of trash talking, chest beating and fights.
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The "Shake Hands" Grip  \n  \n  Steps:  \n1.   Hold your hand out as if to shake hands with someone, with your thumb up and fingers extended.  \n  \n2.   Place the handle of the paddle in the "V" of you thumb and forefinger, with the face of the paddle up.  \n  \n3.   Wrap your fingers around the handle and brace the face of the paddle between your thumb and forefinger. Be careful to keep your extended forefinger from extending into the face of the paddle.  \n  \n4.   Hit the ball with your thumb in front on your forehand and your thumb in back on your backhand.  \n  \n5.   Control the paddle with your thumb and forefinger.  \n  \n6.   Use a relaxed but firm grip. Grip harder on shots requiring more power.\n\nThe "Pen Grip"  \n  \n  Steps:  \n1.   Wrap your thumb and forefinger around the handle with the paddle facing down, as if it were a pen and the paddle is the tip.  \n  \n2.   Brace your other three fingers against the back of the paddle. Keep your extended fingers from extending into the face of the paddle.  \n  \n3.   Rest the handle of the paddle in the "V" of your thumb and forefinger.  \n  \n4.   Stroke the ball with your thumb and forefinger in front on your forehand and in back on your backhand.  \n  \n5.   Control the paddle with your thumb and forefinger.  \n  \n6.   Use a relaxed but firm grip. Grip harder on shots requiring more power.  \n  \n  \n  Tips:  \n The "Pen Grip" originally gained popularity in Asia and is now used all over the world.  \n  \n Keep the same grip at all times when playing.  \n\n  Tips:  \n The "Shake Hands" grip is the most common and standard grip in table tennis.  \n  \n Keep the same grip at all times when playing.
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i like BADMINTON ...... otherwise BASKETBALL
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they don't actually use ping pong balls, but yes, you pump ping pong balls down from the surface one at a time, and that fills the ship with air.\nhere is a link to some facts about somebody who did it.
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The sex life of the ping pong ball\n\n\nCovers both physcs and biology
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Yes, ping-pong is a sport.\nIt is actually an Olympic Sport, I think...
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Each player is allowed 1 time-out lasting up to 1 minute long per match. This can be done after 1 point if desired, but that would seem a waste! \n\nThe 4 basic shots are forehand drive, backhand drive, porehand push and backhand push. Drives are usually top-spin shots while pushes impart backspin (underspin)
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Practice.  Play with your friends.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://jayisgames.com/archives/2005/12/stick_arena.php
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You would be far better off getting a cue to play billiards. A cue is longer and straighter then glasses so will will stand a far better chance of actually hitting something.
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http://www.cbu.edu/~pong/ce213/downloads.html\nclick the link to find what u r looking for. It is in the first description.
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click and drag the cue .......
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Top Spin 2 needs a lot of work as far as the realism level. Hopefully, Virtua Tennis 3 put a little more effort into that are. Can't wait!
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（1）http://www.pk-game.net/game_down/game_do... \n\n（2）http://www.pk-game.net/game_down/game_do... \n\n这个是好好的 \n看看能不能帮上忙
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play it ma own wayy \ncuz after all we playn da game for fun =) lol
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I AGREE WITH YOU BERT\ngolf is not a sport it doesn't require any athletic ability. same with ping pong (although I still think ping pong is cool) it just doesn't require athletic ability.\nBASEBALL AND SOFTBALL DESERVE TO BE IN THE OLYMPICS MORE THAN GOLF OR PING PONG!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, but only If your playing recreational players. \n\nBuy a quality paddle that has fast and tacky rubber-not from a department store. Develope a serve that uses lots of side spin to make them miss the ball/edge of the table or back spin to make them put it into the net.\n\nRecreational players have normaly never seen the ball move so fast or curve so far that you may be able to win extra points in a game. \n\nRecreational players normally use junk paddles so you don't have to worry about them putting any aditional spin on the ball, no matter how hard they try. \n\nThis will only work against recreational players, try it against a club/tournament level player and they'll eat you alive. A fast,tacky rubber without good form is a receipe for disaster. They've seen every gimmick.\n\nLook up USATT and find a local club if you want to make real progress in your game.