One of the weirdest problems I have seen in table tennis court design is the assumption that the court sizes of all courts have to be equal.
This is as stupid as gets .
Because different skill levels and playing styles and training needs make it essential to have courts of different sizes
This applies to all types of setups
1. Permanent setups with say 2 or 3 tables even if they are recreational basement ping pong type setups
2. Weekly setups in multi-purpose gyms
3. Tournaments with events for various skill levels both early rounds and final rounds
Table Tennis court design
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