#TableTennisDay a big hit!

Thousands of people flocked to the tables as the sixth annual #TableTennisDay got people playing up and down the country.

With clubs, schools, shopping centres, workplaces and community groups joining the party, it was a busy day in every corner of England.

The Table Tennis England main event took over part of Bristol City Centre, where Commonwealth Games medallist Maria Tasptsinos and England Junior international Louis Price took on shoppers and the robot challenge proved a popular attraction to young and old.

And as if the day was not exciting enough, our TT Kidz initiative aimed at providing a fun introduction to the sport for 7-to-11-year-olds was launched at Chester Park Junior School in Bristol, with Maria and Louis again on hand to inspire 100 youngsters taking part.

There was even a message from the England women’s team at the Commonwealth Championships in India, where they will be going for a medal today!

Here is just a flavour of some of the events which took place thanks to all those who tweeted or sent us photos. You can send photos to marketing@tabletennisengland.co.uk or post on social media using the hashtag #TableTennisDay

Table Tennis England’s main event in Bristol (photo by Noel Deasington)
The launch of TT Kidz in Bristol (photo by Noel Deasington)
Around 100 youngsters took part in a ThisGirlCanPing festival at the Greenhouse Centre in London (photo by Stephen Pover)
Bexhillians TTC Celebrate National Table Tennis Day (photo by Diane Webb)
Halton TTC, led by Karen Tonge MBE, organised an event at the Runcorn Ping Pong Parlour
Bell Court shopping centre in Stratford-upon-Avon hosted an event
Eat, Sleep Table Tennis at Swiss Cottage
The event at Albert Dock, Liverpool
Over-40s TTC in Ruislip


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