Table Tennis Camps

[rliu]

Anyone know of any in China?

 

[Der_Echte]

One SHOULD support local farmer, brewers and wineries I say...

 

[Blackbird74]

Anyone know of any in China?

I know there was an "international" one opened in Guangzhou last year, but it can be hard to get more details of facilities in China as their access to, and therefore use of, open internet, tends to be limited.

Opening article:
http://www.ittf.com/_front_page/ittf_full_story2.asp?ID=31010&Category=

Transport/food etc. are cheap there and easy access to Hong Kong by train/plaine. (Air China cheap for international flights via Beijing). I went there last year to watch, but not for any camp.

 

[Der_Echte]

Der Echte - to be honest, I was surprised at how cheap everything is over there - the only costs I can see really (as food and accommodation is covered by the TT camp) is booze (beer etc if you are into that, and its dirt cheap anyway, wine, which is produced locally and is amazing and cheap) and clubbing/partying - again, if that stuff interests you. Overall its a great place - it really is. Definitely try the amazing thermal spas (only 3 euros for entrance) after training - the hydro massages, open air water pools etc are unbelievably good.

Jedi, when I lived in Germany (Man I wish I knew about TT back then !!) I did go to some spas, they were great! Not as inexpensive, but great nonetheless and very healthy/historical plus a great experience at just about any price!

That is one excellent suggestion for anyone.

These are the things someone not native to a land should be doing to get to know/do different stuff for a rewarding experience.