That is correct. Everyone is busy.
Now only played once a week or two weeks, also not consistant. Sometimes outstation, played darts more than table tennis.

How have you been, deadevil?

Next "national" level tournament will be the MSSM (not sure in KB or KT) and followed by the SUKMA games in July.

Cheers.

First & foremost, Welcome to the table tennis thread in the LY.N forum, metalmania.
I am also another elderly social table tennis player.
Where are you located (office / home)? I work in SJ and have my home in Puchong. I sometimes play in Bandar Sunway and once in a while in Puchong Jaya.

Thanks for the information, anson. I will see if I can drop by on Saturday evening at Kota Kemuning (near a relative's mhouse).
Anyway, It's a small world as Anson's friend is deadevil's senior.

My guess is to put in the table tennis tables inside your car boot.

Hello Szewooi2001,

Which school in Taman Desa did you play regularly?

For the newcomers in LYN - table tennis forum,

Here are the list of table tennis shops (physical / online) that I can think of at this time from PJ/KL/Klang :

1) Gold Medal Sports Trading - assorted brands of blades, rubbers, t-shirts and other accessories (glue, shoe, net, robot etc)
Address: A-1-3A, Level 3, Menara Uncang Emas A, 85, Jalan Loke Yew, 55200, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, 55200
Phone:03-9285 1637

2) STAR ELITE Table Tennis Center - Butterfly brand distributor & some other brands
Address : 1B, Jalan Kenari 4, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Phone:016-605 8553
(Puchong Jaya - opposite IOI Mall, above Perodua showroom)

3) Lucky Sports Trading
Address : 2.49 2nd Floor Pertama Shopping Complex Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Perseketuan 50100 , Malaysia
Tel: +60 603-26921353
Fax: +60 603-26921353

4) Table Tennis Shop S/B (Sri Petaling near Bank Islam)
Address : 3-2, Jalan Radin, Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Tel : 017-8849068 Kho Mao Sheng

5) Ultimate Table Tennis Centre (KLANG)
Address : No 1,Jalan Sungai Putus 40,Batu Belah Klang
Contact : 016-9660016 Chong or me 019-212909O Ng (Deadevil in LYN)

6) Tenryu (M) Sdn Bhd
Address:No.7-2 (1st Floor), Jalan USJ 21/10, 47630 UEP Subang Jaya, Selangor D.E. Malaysia.
Phone:+603-8020 7815 or +60-19-2271360 (mobile)
Fax:+603-8023 7052
Email:info@tenryu.com.my
Website:http://www.tenryu.com.my

7) Desson Enterprise - (deals in limited Chinese brands of table tennis blades, rubbers, balls and shoes)
Contact : Desson Lim KA 0162873247

8) PP4A - (deals mainly in Palio bats and rubbers)
Contact : Chang : O19-2737 339

9) Skybiz (mostly Donic stuss but may have others brands too)
Address : Bukit Rimau, 40460 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel : +6012 283 1343
inquiry@skybizsports.com

10) Pre-sports / Trioxe Trading
Address : Jaya One, Petaling Jaya.
http://www.presports.com/

Thanks szewooi2001 for the infor.

You got PM.

Sorry, my Badd .

Just PM you.

Got news that this Saturday got one tournament in PJ. Details to be reveal soon once I got it from my friend tomorrow evening.

Was hoping to go and see. Was told PJ Union's boss, Mr Choo SG is one of the Organiser.

If you are planning to play table tennis on a social /serious manner, get a decent bat first.
Brands like Butterfly, Nittaku, Yasaka (all from Japan) produce good bats. Downside is the price is higher than other brands.
Among the alternatives are brands from China - eg YinHe (or known as Galaxy in some countries), DHS (Double Happiness Shanghai), Palio, Dawei etc.
Brands from China generally are cheaper with the exception of DHS which is the "premium" of all other brands.
Other brands are Xiom (Korea), Andro, Tibhar, Donic (all three are from Germany), Stiga (Sweden) etc.

Butterfly LAK, Butterfly senkoh 95 and Palio T-7.

I have used the followings before (during my EJ days) - Stiga Energy Wood, Yinhe 986, Dawei Crystal Carbon and Nittaku Rorin.

Hi Sean,
If you and your friends play in Avenue K, KL do give me a call at Zero One Nine - 2737 339. My office is near Wisma Selangor Dredging.
I can join you guys there.

Leong Chee Feng is a National player played under ASEAN school representing Malaysia.

Welcome back Ding. Still using the Kong Ling Hui blade?

K2002, we both work nearby Jalan Ampang (near KLCC) area. We will try to round up more table tennis enthusiasts to join for a session at Avenue K.
Am going there for lunch today.

Yes, Uncle Ling played in the veteran Game at Sitiawan 2 weekends ago. He also took part in the Bai Hui Veteran Team Invitational tournament earlier in May.
Currently he is in Alor Star as one of the coaches for the Sarawak team in the Cadet/Junior Table Tennis Championship.

This post has been edited by pingpang: Jun 12 2015, 12:04 PM

Current ongoing/incoming table tennis tournament :
1) IPT (Institut Pengajian Tinggi) Games 9-12/6/2015
2) KEJOHANAN PING PONG NOVIS TERBUKA 1 MALAYSIA PIALA DATUK BANDAR 2015 at Stadium Badminton Cheras 13-14/6/2015
3) 35th Milo Malaysian Junior and Cadet Table Tennis Championships 2015 (10-13 June)
4) 21st South East Asia Junior & Cadet Championships (18-21 June 2015)

tsd,

permit me to suggest the few places you can play in Subang Jaya.
1) Sunway Lagoon Club
2) Kelab Pingpong Bomba SS15 (open to public) ( http://kppbombakomunitisj.blogspot.com/ )
3) Church of St Thomas Moore in USJ (check with Terry the lawyer, remember him??)

This post has been edited by pingpang: Jun 12 2015, 12:15 PM

I think it is Good year Court 7 and 10. 2 different places for 2 different group of people.

Welcome, shsc.
All table tennis enthusiasts are welcome.
Where are you located? Home / workplace - at least some of us here can recomend to you the nearest place to play or have fun playing table tennis.

Puchong has 2 places - Star Elite or the other one near Aeon Big (formerly Carrefour, I think the place is Puchong Utama).

Thank you for the compliments, tsd, but I am not a walking dictionary on table tennis. There are some who may be more knowledgable than I am like the current administrator here.

BTW, do you know that Galaxy / Yin He brand used to be the OEM for selected models for Butterfly, Yasaka & Nittaku? That's why some of their blade feels / looks similar to the Japanese counterpart albeit at a cheaper cost.