South Korea Table tennis Clubs

edriane · Mar 5, 2016

Hope you all doing well. I’m heading to South Korea 2017. Seoul I think. Im looking for a club that I can train and increase my level of playing. Like pay for a membership or something and someone be by my side to tell me what I’m doing good or wrong. I'll be there for like 4 o 6 mouth and those mouths are for training. If you guys know how much would it cost to be in a club where they can help me in this type of situation? Thanks

Der_Echte · Mar 5, 2016

Exactly where you gunna be?

Average cost for monthly membership that allows unlimited play varies by club, but is around $60 USD a month. You can also get membership that allows unlimited play and different levels of lessons. On average, it will cost around $130-$150 for ONE FULL MONTH basic membership and 2-3 lessons (20 minute lesson) per week for the ENTIRE MONTH. This is a pretty decent price for training and membership for a month.

If you look at our Korea Foreign Table Tennis FB page in my sig below, you can message the page or post and ask specific question about a certain club or location. We still have several members still living in Korea. Our KFTTC is basically there now to link foreigners to places to play.

If you want to see clubs near you, go to naver maps and copy/paste in the word ?? and you will see some places pop up. That is Korean for Table Tennis.

edriane · Mar 7, 2016

Hey ,
Thanks for the reply. I'll be in Seoul for 6 mouth, just want to increase my skills. Trying to put the uniform of my country and represent it one day. I've ben doing this since 2008 but my level hasn't exploded yet. I Hope those 6 mouths in Korea I can gain more experience and be a better table tennis player.

Der_Echte said:
Exactly where you gunna be?

Average cost for monthly membership that allows unlimited play varies by club, but is around $60 USD a month. You can also get membership that allows unlimited play and different levels of lessons. On average, it will cost around $130-$150 for ONE FULL MONTH basic membership and 2-3 lessons (20 minute lesson) per week for the ENTIRE MONTH. This is a pretty decent price for training and membership for a month.

If you look at our Korea Foreign Table Tennis FB page in my sig below, you can message the page or post and ask specific question about a certain club or location. We still have several members still living in Korea. Our KFTTC is basically there now to link foreigners to places to play.

If you want to see clubs near you, go to naver maps and copy/paste in the word ?? and you will see some places pop up. That is Korean for Table Tennis.

edriane · Mar 7, 2016

Hey ,
Thanks for the reply. I'll be in Seoul for 6 mouth, just want to increase my skills. Trying to put the uniform of my country and represent it one day. I've ben doing this since 2008 but my level hasn't exploded yet. I Hope those 6 mouths in Korea I can gain more experience and be a better table tennis player.

Der_Echte said:
Exactly where you gunna be?

Average cost for monthly membership that allows unlimited play varies by club, but is around $60 USD a month. You can also get membership that allows unlimited play and different levels of lessons. On average, it will cost around $130-$150 for ONE FULL MONTH basic membership and 2-3 lessons (20 minute lesson) per week for the ENTIRE MONTH. This is a pretty decent price for training and membership for a month.

If you look at our Korea Foreign Table Tennis FB page in my sig below, you can message the page or post and ask specific question about a certain club or location. We still have several members still living in Korea. Our KFTTC is basically there now to link foreigners to places to play.

If you want to see clubs near you, go to naver maps and copy/paste in the word ?? and you will see some places pop up. That is Korean for Table Tennis.

Der_Echte · Mar 7, 2016

Joining an amature clubs and taking lessons every day is a good start, but it looks like you want to join some school TT program.

Join up at a club and ask coach what schools train where and put in a word for you... like about 2-3 weeks after take lessons at that club. At that point, they will know you and help you out a lot.

Der_Echte · Mar 7, 2016

Two of our Korea Foreign TTC memebrs joined junior training programs that way.

One of them is now a fashion model, he was with a girls HS team, I visited his training. That prolly took him from 2200 USATT level to 2300+ in a few months.

violoniste18 · Mar 7, 2016

I think players in France don't realize their chance ... 130$-150$, it's for one year !

I thought it was less cheaper in korea than in USA but it seems not ... ?

Der_Echte · Mar 8, 2016

Violoniste, Euro clubs are way different. usually, they get to use the city gym for free and can train in the gym with a LOT of table for several hours about twice a week, then do league. Some places in Germany I know costs a whopping 35 Teuros for the whole year.

In Korea, these are local clubs close to where you live that are open for 10-12 hours a day... EVERY day. You are a lot closer to teh action and together aspect is truly closer. You could play 5 hrs a day every day if you wanted to for 60 USD (without lessons) and go out for a quick walk to a great veggie and meat restaurant and drink away if that is good for you. There is nothing to compare it to in the world anywhere else.

Schlaftablette · Mar 10, 2016

Let me know in which area you will stay in Korea. I might be able to help you.

Der_Echte · Mar 10, 2016

John Gee just told me Korea Gym TTC is now closed down...

allen yang · Jun 30, 2016

hello, what is your email address?

we have a training camp in China. [email protected] or linkedin you can find my information.

thanks

Allen

violoniste18 · Jun 30, 2016

Der_Echte said:
In Korea, these are local clubs close to where you live that are open for 10-12 hours a day... EVERY day. You are a lot closer to teh action and together aspect is truly closer. You could play 5 hrs a day every day if you wanted to for 60 USD (without lessons) and go out for a quick walk to a great veggie and meat restaurant and drink away if that is good for you. There is nothing to compare it to in the world anywhere else.

it's 60$ ... a year ? ... just a dream for a player.

fanTT · Jun 30, 2016

violoniste18 said:
it's 60$ ... a year ? ... just a dream for a player.

60$ is that some kind of mistake or what? what you exactly get for those 60$?

allen yang · Jul 1, 2016

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edriane said:
Hope you all doing well. I’m heading to South Korea 2017. Seoul I think. Im looking for a club that I can train and increase my level of playing. Like pay for a membership or something and someone be by my side to tell me what I’m doing good or wrong. I'll be there for like 4 o 6 mouth and those mouths are for training. If you guys know how much would it cost to be in a club where they can help me in this type of situation? Thanks

hey, how you doing?

I am a Chinese sport agent, now running a pingpang camp in China.

30usd/day, including:
4 ppl in one room;
training with Chinese province/national level youth players
all day training;
Chinese National Level Coachs;

not including:
food/water/city tour

contact me through:+86 186 106 55779
skype:youth0325
email:[email protected]

Allen

Der_Echte · Jul 1, 2016

60 usd is normal price for one month of basic club membership that let's you play every day as long as club is open, usually open from 1200 to 2300 daily.

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