The Samson Dubina Table Tennis Academy is holding a 1-day table sale with tables up to 50% off!
E-mail Coach Samson Dubina now to reserve your table tt@samsondubina.com. Limited supply! Order now!
Butterfly Europa 25 Table
New $1599
Used $1099
Now $899 (1 day only)
DHS Regent Compact Table
New $749
Used $599
Now $349 (1 day only)
Joola Inside Table
New $399
Used $299
Now $199 (1 day only)
Congrats to the Samson Dubina Table Tennis Academy players who competed in the US Open! This was the best result that we have ever had! Keep working hard guys!
Sarah Jalli - 1st Place u11 Girls
Niklash Nagpure - Quarterfinalist u11 Boys
Yijing Chen - Semifinalist u800
Seth Pech - Semifinalist u2500
Samson Dubina - 1st Place O30 Men's Singles
Parth Nagpure - Top 16 u1800
Janset Aykanat - Semifinalist u3200 Doubles
Thanks to ITTF Coach Blake Cottrell for coming to Vegas to assist with the coaching as well!
The Dec 27-30 Mega Training Camp now has about 2-3 more openings!!!
Register now to reserve your spot!
Even if you can't come for the full 8 sessions, you can register for any number of individual sessions. The cost is $45 per session.
Check out these 5 questions that many parents are asking...
Is it better to play multiple sports or focus on ONLY table tennis?
This is up to each family. Many top table tennis players like Kanak Jha started out playing soccer or other sports. Around age 11-12 years old, many of them decided to dedicate more time to table tennis. Professional players usually practice around 25-30 hours/week.
What about ________ ________ US table tennis superstar who many years ago got burned out from only playing table tennis?
Matthew 7:48 Therefore you shall be perfect, just as your Father in heaven is perfect.
How can we follow Jesus’ command? How can any human be perfect? We can’t. This is an impossible standard. The good news is that Jesus has met this standard on our behalf.
2 Corinthians 5:21 For God made him who had no sin to be sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God in Him.
Looping flips is one of the most under-developed skills in America. Nearly everyone trains looping pushes, looping long serves, looping blocks, and even looping loops. However, the loop against the flip requires a slightly different technique.
Nearly everyone practices side-to-side footwork, but very few people practice in-and-out footwork. There are many occasions where this is necessary to contact the ball at the optimum timing. There are many many situations, but here are a few for starters....
Moving in...
Against a long-pips or anti-spin block
Against a miss-hit
When playing a chopper
After going back to retrieve a deep ball
Moving out...
After receiving a short serve
Against a punch block
When looping or smashing a high ball
As a table tennis coach, I receive hundreds of questions regarding a variety of topics including physical fitness, sports psychology, nutrition, and many other things. In this blog, I’m going to briefly mention some basic nutrition rules that I have learned and try diligently to practice and encourage my students to practice as well.
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