Learning Tree Table Tennis Club
Our Club
Established in 2008, Learning Tree Table Tennis Club was founded by Principal Hong Yu and Coach Earl Alto. Dedicated educators and table tennis enthusiasts sought to create a ping pong club within an after school program. Their goal: create an engaging environment for students to learn table tennis skills while incorporating the significance of mastering competitive skills in sports and translating that success to various aspects of life.
What started with one coach and a handful of students has successfully transformed into one of the most competitive clubs in the US. We take pride in fostering well-rounded student-athletes who not only excel in table tennis, but also display exemplary sportsmanship and become commendable individuals in society. In addition, the club has nurtured numerous students who have made the National Team or gone on to attend prestigious Ivy League institutions. These achievements have not only boosted the club's reputation, but also instilled a sense of community and accomplishment within our school.
Club Activities
Team Programs
Junior and Adult Team Programs: Led by experienced coaches, these sessions focus on improving members' table tennis techniques, including serving, footwork, and strategy.
Training Camps
Training Camps: The club regularly organizes training camps offering extra practices during the Summer or before 5-star tournaments.
Private Lessons
One-on-one private lessons: Players can work at their own pace with a coach without the pressure of making mistakes. Coaches can give constant feedback on technique and strategy, keep track of their progress, and gauge successes and struggles.
Tournaments: The club hosts and participates in various local, regional, and national table tennis tournaments, offering members the chance to showcase their skills and represent their school.
Tournaments
Leagues
Leagues: Members are encouraged to participate in weekly sanctioned matches to hone their skills and apply the techniques they've learned in a competitive setting.
Junior and Adult Team Programs: Led by experienced coaches, these sessions focus on improving members' table tennis techniques, including serving, footwork, and strategy.
Open Play
Open Play: Play with your friends and or family on your time during club hours.