Developing Table Tennis Champions from the Ground Up
At VPTTA, we believe the journey is as important as the podium. Whether your child is picking up a racquet for the first time or competing in district tournaments, we focus on building the consistency and technical skill needed for long-term success.
Congratulations to Sara Ramaiya for winning the U-13 girls' title at the Uttar Mumbai Krida Mahotsav. We focus on building a strong foundation for our youngest players.
Me with Sara Ramaiya after she won the U-11 girls' title at the Uttar Mumbai Krida Mahotsav. It's a joy to see our young players lift their first trophies.
Our U-11 runner-up, Angela Pinto, at the Uttar Mumbai Krida Mahotsav. Having two of our players in the final is a fantastic result for the academy.
A group photo of our young winners and semi-finalists at the Poinsur Gymkhana event. The future of our academy is bright with talent like this.
Our U-19 semi-finalist, Dhruv Ramaiya, at the Krida Mahotsav. We guide players as they progress through the youth categories.
Sai Mulik receiving her silver medal in the U-15 girls' category at the PTKS-TSTTA Promotional Super Series.
Our U-15 medalists, Sai Mulik (Silver) and Sara Ramaiya (Bronze). It's great to see our players pushing each other to succeed.
Sara Ramaiya with her bronze medal. Consistent podium finishes in promotional tournaments build confidence for bigger events.
Ananya Chande receiving her shield after winning the U-16 girls' title at the Mumbai School Sports Association tournament.
Sai Mulik receiving her certificate for being a semi-finalist in the U-14 girls' category at the school sports tournament.
About Nurturing Our Rising Stars
True growth happens beyond the practice table. My approach with these young paddlers is to prioritize fundamentals—footwork, stance, and grip—long before we chase titles at events like the Uttar Mumbai Krida Mahotsav. When a child learns to handle a loss with grace and a win with focus, that is when they truly become an athlete.
Our youth program isn't just about high-speed rallies or winning trophies. We start with the basics to ensure every U-11, U-13, and U-15 player develops the muscle memory that holds up under match pressure.
The Pathway
We guide students from their first recreational session to intense competitive training. My team, including coaches like Ravindra Kotiyan, ensures that every child gets specific feedback on their game, whether they are playing at local promotional tournaments or aiming for the state circuit.
What to Expect
- Technical Foundations: Correction of stance, swing mechanics, and footwork.
- Tournament Readiness: Mental conditioning and strategy sessions before they step into events like the WTT Youth Contender or school tournaments.
- Consistency: Training sessions are regular and structured, teaching kids that progress comes from showing up, day after day.
Training Locations
Our home base is in Borivali West, where we have the infrastructure to support dedicated training. For our high-performance athletes, we also facilitate access to the National Sports Club of India at Mahalakshmi.
If you are looking for an academy that treats your child like family rather than just another entry, you have found the right place. We are building players who love the sport, not just the medal.
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