Amazing court sizes Mexico

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sandra
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Amazing court sizes Mexico

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Professional looking barriered courts

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James Z
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Side B rubber type: Non-ITTF actual long pips (functional)
Orientation: All spins diversity table tennis using smart racket

Tony's TableTennis hates barriers

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This is not something that Tony's TableTennis will appreciate or approve :roll:
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Baal speaks to Tony's TableTennis

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LOL
My dear friend Tony's TableTennis, please listen to what Baal has to say about barriers
Baal wrote: on Oct 5, 2019 #1
21 You are not allowed to do multiball drills on a court where the barriers are not adequate, or where the court is too small, to prevent your balls from disrupting adjacent courts.
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