Poor preparation hampers England – the 1932 Worlds
From the archives: Just one medal, but some eye-catching results as England struggled to make an impact at the sixth World Championships in Prague.
Latest club visits from TTE Coach Developers
The end of the calendar year was a busy one for many clubs and coaches, and none more so than Table Tennis England coach Developers Steve Brunskill and Aad Kwaakelstein who continued to work their way around the country, visiting clubs, coaches and players alike and even delivering CPD sessions. Stay up to date with the latest club visits below.
Coach Development Update – November & December
Find all the latest coaching updates in one place
Coaches Spotlight – Winter Edition
If you’ve spent any time around Mossford TTC or BATTS in the last decade, chances are youwill have come across a coach named Josh Dye. Though still young, Josh has always coached with a wisdom far beyond his years and now after some time away, he’s stepping back into the world of table tennis coaching.
Coach Development Update – October
It has been a busy and exciting month for the Coach Development team, including a new member joining the team, travel around the country, learning and connecting with coaches and players across the country and every continent on the planet!
Ormesby pull ahead in the race for Premier glory!
An action packed weekend two of the Premier Senior British Clubs Leagues Division took place 13/14 December, and what a weekend of action packed table tennis. With three teams unbeaten after weekend one, it was all to play for with the unbeaten teams and players alike facing off against one another for the first time this season!
Huge weekend of BCL Premier ahead as top three prepare to face off!
The Senior BCL Premier Division heads to BATTS for the second instalment of the 25/26 season, as the three unbeaten sides go head to head!
Latest club visit updates – Cramlington and Britannia
Table Tennis England Coach Developer, Steve Brunskill, continues on his journey to visit clubs around the country and share wisdom on coaching, as supporting coaches means better experiences for players and stronger clubs for the future, further driving growth of the game and performance.
Coaching creativity & control insights from legend Michael Maze
At the recent ITTF Coaches Conference in London, Danish table tennis legend Michael Maze captivated the room with his mix of humour, honesty and deep insight into modern table tennis.
A tough challenge for England’s youngest shining stars
Find out how the 11 rising talents performed at WTT Youth Contender Szombathely in what was the first WTT event for 10 of the selected players.
Ping! For Health selected as ITTF Dream Building Fund Generation project
Ping! For Health has been selected as one of only six recipients worldwide of one of the ITTF Foundation’s Dream Building Fund Generation 2026 projects.
