Sports activity: promoting women's sports (table tennis)

Table tennis or Ping-pong is a sport game played with a small ball and rackets on a table. It originated in East Asia and has spread to many countries since the 20th century. Initially called "pingpong" (French: pingpong - meaning the sound the ball makes when it hits the racket and table), table tennis is usually played on a table that measures 152.5x274.3 cm in size, with a height of 76 cm and a net that measures 183x15.25 cm. The surface of the racket is covered with rubber sponge, and the ball is made of white plastic with a diameter of 37.2-38.2 mm and a weight of 2.4-2.53 g. The playing area is usually 6-7 x 12-14 m in size. Official competitions are held in sports arenas, with both men and women competing individually, in pairs, and in mixed doubles. The game is played in 3 or 5 sets, and the player who reaches 11 points first wins. If the score is tied at 10-10, the game continues until one player scores 2 additional points.

The cost of daily tuition is 12,627,170 so'm.

Duration of daily tuition - 4 years.