TT was originated in England at the early 20th century. It was seen as "tennis on dinning table" and not taken seriously. The insignificant leisure game has been developed into a great worldly competitive sport with tremendous impacts...
[20 yearly Veterans competitions in Europe for aged players!: Sport activities are acknowledged to be very important for health of all population, and for elder population TT is an ideal sport! Therefore table tennis has become more and more popular, better and better organized (2010-03-15)]
[Table Tennis: the influence of somatotype on players (2010-03-15)]
[Athletes' motivation: a key role in Table Tennis (2010-01-19)]
[ETTU Olympic Project: action plan for 2010 (2009-12-23)]
[ETTU Olympic Project: 2009 report (2009-12-23)]
[The Knee: a common injury in Table Tennis (2009-12-22)]
[Service return: how players detect the spin of the ball (2009-12-22)]
[Werner SCHLAGER: keeping creativity in young players (2009-11-23)]
[European TT: an expert’s view to the future (2009-11-23)]
[The Olympic Project : the correct approach for Europe (2009-11-23)]
[Science Congress in Porec: TT player's shoulder (2009-11-17)]
[Loop to loop : how to practice in Table Tennis (2009-11-17)]
[Women's European TT: today and tomorrow (2009-10-28)]
[TT strokes : power, rhythm and speed combinations (2009-10-28)]
The ETTU (European Table Tennis Union) is the only authority recognised by the ITTF (International Table Tennis Federation) for governing and developing the table tennis sport in Europe. According to the latest information, more than 4 million people are playing competition table tennis in the territory controlled by the ETTU. With its 56 Member Associations, the ETTU is the largest of the 6 Continental Table Tennis Federations recognised by the ITTF.