We stock, ON THE BIG ISLAND! table tennis items from BUTTERFLY, XIOM, GAMBLER, 729 FRIENDSHIP, TIBHAR, NITTAKU, YASAKA, DONIC, and mORE...or order online!    SECURE ONLINE SHOPPING

Our club  has FREE OPEN PLAY on Tuesdays & Thursdays at 6pm.

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OPENINGS FOR PRIVATE LESSONS NOW AVAILABLE

 2 hour clinic for 3rd graders from Kohala Elementary School. Click for pictures, videos, and letters.

Table Tennis & More has come to the Island of Hawai'i (The Big Island). We stock an inventory of the top brands of professional table tennis equipment. In addition, we offer table tennis training lessons, one on one or in clinic format. We have held local sanctioned USATT Tournaments, had fun tournaments, promote table tennis to schools, and get youngsters involved in this great Olympic sport. Len Winkler, the owner of Table Tennis & More, is a USATT Certified Regional Level Coach, Certified ITTF Coach, USATT Certified Referee, and USATT Certified Regional Level Umpire. Len has been a full time coach since 1997, coaching players of all ages and skill levels, including players over 2250 in USATT rating.

J.O. Waldner (The Legend) & Len Winkler at US Open, Chicago, July 2004

Also, check out all the Hawaii Table Tennis Club links on the menu above.

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Table Tennis Exhibitions at Waimea Farmer's Market.....

• The Hawaiian alphabet has only 12 letters: a, e, h, i, k, l, m, n, o, p, u, w. Follow this link to find your Hawaiian name!
• The wettest place on earth is Mount Waialeale on Kauai. It receives an average of 460 inches of rain a year.
• Hawaii consists of a chain of 132 islands. Hawaii, Maui, Kahoolawe, Molokai, Lanai, Oahu, Kauai, and Niiahu are the largest. 75% of Hawaii's people live on Oahu.
• The southernmost point of the U. S. is Ka Lae (South Point) on the island of Hawaii.
• Hawaii was originally ruled by Polynesian monarchs before it became a republic in 1894.
• Hawaiian words may start with any letter, vowel or consonant.
• Hawaiian words will never end with a consonant.
• Syllables in Hawaiian words are only one or two letters, never longer.
• Syllables must end with a vowel, or can be a single vowel, but can never be a single consonant.

TT&M Island-wide table tennis exhibition at various schools and gyms. Watch the video here.

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We stock, ON THE BIG ISLAND, table tennis items from BUTTERFLY, XIOM, GAMBLER, 729 FRIENDSHIP, TIBHAR, NITTAKU, YASAKA, DONIC, AND MORE; or buy from us ONLINE!    SECURE ONLINE SHOPPING

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