Beginner Table Tennis Training
V3 Table Tennis Academy, Block A, Sector 122, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
V3 Table Tennis Academy
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About Beginner Table Tennis Training
Beginner Table Tennis Training
We offer structured training programs designed specifically for newcomers to table tennis. Our beginner sessions focus on mastering fundamental skills including grip techniques, proper stance, and basic strokes.
What Makes Us Different
- Certified coaches providing personalized attention
- Professional-grade STAG equipment for quality practice
- Integration of fitness sessions to build required stamina
- Supportive learning environment with fellow beginners
Ideal For
- Complete beginners wanting to learn table tennis fundamentals
- Young players (children and teenagers) starting their table tennis journey
- Adults looking to pick up table tennis as a new sport
- Corporate teams seeking basic training
Additional Features
- Regular practice matches to apply learned skills
- Progress tracking and skill assessments
- Option to advance to higher levels as skills improve
Meet your Expert
V3 Table Tennis Academy
My Story
Hey, we're V3 Table Tennis Academy, right here in Noida. Learn, Play, Win – that’s how we roll. Kids, adults, even corporates, everyone’s welcome. Our place? Always buzzing. We celebrate birthdays with TT matches, fitness drills, and big cheers for our champs. Yogesh Chauhan, our para-athlete, is proof this game’s for all. Watching our players grow, win medals, and join our V3 family – that’s what keeps us going.
My Work
All-Level Table Tennis Coaching - Beginner, advanced, and special summer camps for kids (4+), adults, and corporate players.
Certified Coaching & Skill Focus - Our coaches give individual attention with intense drills, multi-ball, and match practice.
Holistic Sports Development - We include fitness, yoga, nutrition, and physio support for a full training experience.
Competition & Para-Athlete Training - Play with national, state, and para-athletes, plus join our own corporate tournaments.
