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Bibliography: No. 285
Title: KNOW THE GAME - TABLE TENNIS
Author: Gail
McCulloch Publisher: A & C
Black
Year of
Publication: 2000
Edition: 2nd Edition
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
48
Other Editions:
Source: BH No.
232
1951 1952 1953 1954
1958(5)
1967(3) 1973(2) 1974 1976 1977
1978 1979 1981 1984 1986 1987
1991 1995 2000 2002 2006
Comment: The latest of the line.
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Bibliography: No. 286
Title: TABLE TENNIS 2000
Author: Radivoj Hudetz Publisher: Huno Sport
ZagrebA & C Black
Year of
Publication: 2000
Edition: 2nd Edition
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
264
Source: BH No.
247
Comment: Sub Titled 'Technique with
Vladimir Samsunov' and a book that is worthy
of the world'sNo. 1 player. In my opinion this is the best TT manual
written up to this time. But if it's anecdotes, TT yarns, and action
photos
you're interested in, then best try
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Bibliography: No. 287
Title: 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
Author: Colin Clemmett Publisher: ETTA
Year of
Publication: 2000
Edition: 2nd Edition
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
86
Source: BH No.
231
Comment: A Publication to
mark the 50th anniversary of the ETTA County
Umpires Scheme from which the present National and Referees
Committee
developed. |
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Bibliography: No. 288
Title: HISTORY OF US TABLE TENNIS VOL 1
Author: Tim Boggan Publisher: Tim
Boggan
Year of
Publication: 2000 Edition: 2nd Edition
Cover: Soft Laminated
Cover
Printing:
Switzerland
Pages: 48
Source: BH No.
243
Comment: WOW! A monumental work.
Brilliantly fahioned with anecdotes,
memorabilia, photos, and all manner of goodies. What more could
you
want. A good read, even for a limey. I believe the 'History'
is now up to
Volume 10 ( and still more to come) but at a high price. My finances
will
not
run to buying every volume.
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Bibliography: No. 289
Title: SIZZLING CHOPS AND DEVILISH SPINS
Author: Jerome Charyn Publisher: Four Walls Eight
Windows
Year of
Publication: 2001 Printing : US
Cover: Hard Cover with DJ
Pages:
160
Source:
BH No.
245
Comment: The author chronicles his long
love affair with TT, and some of it's
legendary players. A great read for the older afficicionado, but my
17 year old TT nut, found it all a drag. Personally I can't wait for
the
next one. |
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Bibliography: No. 290
Title: ITTF 1926-2001 TABLE TENNIS LEGENDS
Author: Zdenko Uzorinac Publisher: ITTF
Year
of
Publication: 2001
Edition: 2nd Edition
Cover: Hardback Laminated
Cover
Printing: Skaner
Studios,Zagreb, Croatia
Pages: 492
Source: BH No.268
Comments:Anecdotes,superb photographs, and captivating
TT stories of the game
and its' best ever players. What a book. Well worth the expensive
price
of about ?35.
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Bibliography: No. 291
Title: TEACHING AND COACHING TABLE TENNIS- KSK SPORTS
SERIES
Author: Deepak Jain Publisher: Khel Sahitya
Kendra, Delhi
Year of
Publication: 2001
Cover: Hard Back
Pages:
196
Source:
BH No.
252
Comment: A good basic content, well
suited to the beginner but short on the
techniques required for the advancing champion. Spoilt by the
absence
of photographs. This book is identical to Bibliography no. 297
except
for the change in Cover and
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Bibliography: No. 292
Title: TABLE TENNIS FASCINATION 1999 - 2001
Author: ITTF
Publisher: Kazuyaki
Takahashi
Year of
Publication: 2001
Cover: Soft Laminated
Cover
Other Editions: 2003
2005 2008
Pages:
178
Source: BH No.
269
Comment:
A
photographic record of World and Olympic Championships between
1999 and 2001. Some superbly exciting action shots to capture all
the
tension
and dramas of these
events, |
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Bibliography: No. 293
Title: SEVENTY FIVE NOT OUT
Author: A J Harris Publisher: Liverpool &
District TTA
Year of
Publication: 2001
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
41
Source: BH No.
270
Comment: A history of the Liverpool and
District TT League for the period 1926-2001.
A labour of love by their Secretary Tony Harris that is full of
anecdotes,
tales, records and a good read even if you are not a Scouse.
Well
researched
and illustrated in Black and
White. |
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Bibliography: No. 294
Title: THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS
Author: John Bromhead Publisher: Bromsgrove,
Redditch & DTTA
Year of
Publication: 2002
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
135
Source: BH No.
267
Comment: A potted history of the first
50 years of the Bromsgrove,Redditch and
District TTA. There are lots of tales and yarns of this minor
Worcestershire
League. Not especially suuccessful in terms of great players
produced or
trophies won, but it seems to be a great deal of friendly fun. How
many
thousands of other Leagues must be like the
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Bibliography: No. 295
Title: KNOW THE GAME - TABLE TENNIS
Author: Peter Hirst
Publisher: A & C
Black
Year of
Publication: 2002
Edition: 3rd Edition
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
48
Other Editions:
Source: BH No.
249
1951 1952 1953 1954
1958(5)
1967(3) 1973(2) 1974 1976 1977
1978 1979 1981 1984 1986 1987
1991 1995 2000 2002 2006
Comment: The latest of the
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Bibliography: No. 296
Title: COULD A TYRANNOSAURUS PLAY TABLE TENNIS
Author: Andrew Plant Publisher: Kane / Miller
Year of
Publication: 2002
Edition: 3rd Edition
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
32
Source:
BH No.
259
Comment: When I ordered
this book I expected to receive a treatise on the ability
and agility of dinosaurs, to discover if they had the mental
and
physical attitudes necessary to indulge in a form of sport. What I
got
was a childrens cartoon book of dinosaurs showing them taking part
in fishing, cricket, dancing, etc. Not really what I had in
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Bibliography: No. 297
Title: TABLE TENNIS - SKILLS AND
RULES
Author: Deepak Jain Publisher: Khel Sahitya Kendra, Delhi
Year of
Publication: 2003
Cover: Hard Back and DJ
Pages:
196
Source: BH No.
253
Comment: See notes on No.
291. |
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Bibliography: No. 298
Title: PLAY AND LEARN TABLE TENNIS
Author: P Narang
Publisher: Khel
Sahitya Kendra, Delhi
Year of
Publication: 2003
Cover: Hard Back and DJ
Pages:
108
Source: BH No.
254
Comment: Basic techniques
well presented with some sketched diagrams to aid the
learning process. Most of theadvice offered is very dated and the
references are
to players like Barna, Bergman and Tereba. Some more modern advice
from
Waldner,
Boll, Samsonov etc. would be better received. No
photographs. |
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Bibliography: No. 299
Title: TEACHING TABLE TENNIS
Author: Gail McCulloch
Publisher:
Sportbreak, Cheshire
Year of
Publication: 2003
Cover: Laminated Soft Cover
Pages:
77
Source: BH No.
255
Comment: A good book for
introducing the game to schoolchildren, and full of tips
and hints for the aspiring coach. Endorsed by the English Schools
TTA. |
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Bibliography: No. 300
Title: WHEN THE FEELING DECIDES
Author: Jens Fellke
Publisher:
Sportforlaget, Sweden
Year of
Publication: 2003
Cover: Laminated Soft Cover
Pages:
237
Source: BH No.
256
Comment: A biography of
Jan Ove Waldner, the most successful player of modern times.
There is no doubting the Swede's credentials to being amongst the
all time
greats, but I have a problem with 'The greatest player in TT
History'.
Nevertheless the biography is interesting and informative and well
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Bibliography: No. 301
Title: TABLE TENNIS FASCINATION ll
Author: ITTF
Publisher: ITTF
Year
of
Publication: 2003
Cover: Soft Laminated
Cover
Other Editions: 2001
2005 2008
Pages:
178
Source: BH No.
260
Comment:
A follow up
to the highly successful TT fascination of 2001. This time it
covers 2001-2003, but it is equally as vibrant and exciting as it's
predecessor. |
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Bibliography: No. 302
Title: ITTF-IPTTC LEVEL 1 COACHING MANUAL
Author: Glenn Tepper Publisher: ITTF
Year
of
Publication: 2004
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
414
Source: BH No.
277
Comment:
A new
coaching manual with 304 pages for the able bodied player and
a
further 110 pages for the players with disabilities. A massive work
here
and well presented bu very, very basic. The first edition in English
was
produced
in 2004 and it was then revised in the same year, French
language versions followed, and then a Spanish one. 2006 saw a
revised
English one and in 2007 a Sixth revised edition was published in
English.
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Bibliography: No. 303
Title: TABLE TENNIS FASCINATION lll
Author: ITTF
Publisher: ITTF
Year
of
Publication: 2005
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
186
Source: BH No.
275
Comment:
Another in
the series of what now seems to be apublication every
two years of some of the best TT photos you are ever likely to see.
It seems to be heavily biased towards the Asian players, but
they do win most
of
the major events. Great stuff! Evocative of the passions surrounding
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Bibliography: No. 304
Title: HANK ZIPZER- MY SECRET LIFE AS A PING PONG
WIZARD
Author: Henry Winkler and Liz Oliver
Publisher: Grosset
& Dunlap, New York
Year of
Publication: 2005
Cover: Soft Cover
Pages:
158
Source: BH No.
271
Comment:
A schoolboy
story-in the Hank Zipzer series- of the sef-styled Worlds
Greatest Underachiever and his new found love of Ping Pong. An
entertaining tale subsequently pulished in the UK in 2008.
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Bibliography: No. 305
Title: HOW TO COACH TABLE TENNIS
Author: Dr. A. K. Srivastava
Publisher: Sports
Publications, Delhi
Year of
Publication: 2006
Cover: Laminated Hard Cover
Pages:
72
Source: BH No.
266
Comment:
When I saw
the cover photo of Jill Hammersley c.1978 I thought this
was a book from the 1970's which I had missed. I am afraid not. The
text
is equally dated and consists of some not very sound advice and a
not
very well organised rules
summary. |
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Bibliography: No. 306
Title: KNOW THE GAME - TABLE TENNIS
Author: ETTA
Publisher: A & C
Black
Year of
Publication: 2006
Edition: 4th Edition
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
48
Other Editions:
Source: BH No.
279
1951 1952 1953 1954
1958(5)
1967(3) 1973(2) 1974 1976 1977
1978 1979 1981 1984 1986 1987
1991 1995 2000 2002 2006
Comment: For the first time ever (the
series started in1951 and has gone through
at least 28 editions and reprints) - the format changes from
landscape to
portrait format. As you would expect the latest is the best so far,
the
teachings are succinct and simple, and the photos are good. I
enjoyed it. |
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Bibliography: No. 307
Title: TABLE TENNIS-AN OVERVIEW
Author: Chris Andrews
Publisher: Chris
Andrews
Year of
Publication: 2007
Cover: Laminated Soft Cover
Pages:
159
Source: BH No.
261
Comment:
An overview
is probably an erroneous title as there is no attention paid to
associations other than the ETTA. The book is scant on playing
advice,
but could be useful for it's extensive lists of playing records,club
listings,
league listings and
websites. |
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Bibliography: No. 308
Title: TABLE TENNIS FASCINATION lV
Author: ITTF
Publisher: ITTF
Year
of
Publication: 2008
Cover: Soft Laminated
Cover
Other Editions: 2001
2003 2005
Pages:
194
Source: BH No.
276
Comment:
More of the
same, wonderful
photographs. |
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Bibliography: No. 309
Title: ITTF ADVANCED COACHING MANUAL
Author: Plilippe Molodzoff Publisher: ITTF
Year
of
Publication: 2008
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
353
Source: BH No.
280
Comment:
I have never
met Mr Molodzoff who is a French National Coach. If I ever
do meet him I must congratulate him on an excellent job. There
should be some very
good players coming along
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Bibliography: No. 310
Title: TABLE TENNIS - CROWOOD SPORTS GUIDE
Author: Jenny Heaton Publisher: The Crowood
Press
Year of
Publication: 2009
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
95
Source: BH No.
262
Comment:
A well
written, well illustated handbook with lots of up to the minute
advice from the former England Junior Jenny Cornock, a
fellow Brummy.
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Bibliography: No. 311
Title: TABLE TENNIS - STEPS TO SUCCESS
Author: Richard McAfee
Publisher: Human
Kinetics
Year of
Publication: 2009
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
203
Source: BH No.
263
Comment:
An impressive
well written coaching book. Good explanations and good
techniques.
I would have enjoyed seeing some action photos from
the top players, which I find help to enthuse and excite the
beginners. |
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Bibliography: No. 312
Title: OGI - THE LIFE OF ICHIRO OGIMURA
Author: Mitsuru Jojima Publisher: Kodansha,
Japan
Year of
Publication: 2009
Cover: Soft Cover with DJ
Pages:
372
Source: BH No.
264
Comment:
A translation
from the Japanese original of 2007 to commemorate the life
of one of the all time greats of Table Tennis. The book is full of
stories
and yarns and is a very good read. I don't know if the original book
had any
photos,
this one certainly doesn't and I can't help feeling that there are
so many excellent shots of this Superstar which would have taken
this
book to a new and better dimension.
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Bibliography: No. 313
Title: TABLE TENNIS TALES AND TECHNIQUES
Author: Larry Hodges
Publisher: R J
Communications
Year of
Publication: 2009
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
274
Source: BH No.
265
Comment:
A compilation
of various yarns, stories, tips and quotes from the pen of one
of the top US coaches. An interesting read and some sound advice.
Why have I got this phobia about books with photos
that are absent or inadequate?
Surely in 2009 you could justifiably expect to see colour
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Bibliography: No. 314
Title: HANK ZIPZER- MY SECRET LIFE AS A PING PONG
WIZARD
Author: Henry Winkler and Liz Oliver
Publisher: Walker
Books, London
Year of
Publication: 2009
Cover: Soft Cover
Pages:
158
Source: BH No.
278
Comment:
The UK
edition of the book first published in the USA in 2005. Good
fun. |
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Bibliography: No. 315
Title: TABLE TENNIS FROM A TO Z
Author: Dimosthenis Messinis
Publisher:
Dimosthenis Messinis, Athens
Year of
Publication: 2000
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
165
Source: BH No.
282
Comment:
The English
Language version of the Greek book by the National Coach of
Greece.
Some good stuff here, a good technical book. However I found some of
the practise
exercises very hard to understand. I suspect something got lost in
translation - they
didn't seem to do Kalinikos Creanga too much
damage. |
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Bibliography: No. 316
Title: HUNGARIAN TABLE TENNIS PLAYERS
Author: LLC Books
Publisher: LLC
Books, USA
Year of
Publication: 2010
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages:
34
Source: BH No.
283
Comment:
This is one
of several books to be used as a reference book on some of the
best
players of that country. Not of any interest
whatsoever. Leave well alone. How can you
a book of the best Hungarian players that misses out Jonyer,
Klampar and
Gergely. Junk! |
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Bibliography: No. 317
Title: THE MIGHTY WALTZER
Author: Howard Jacobson
Publisher: Vintage
Books,UK
Year of
Publication: 2000
Cover: Paperback
Format
Other Edition: See H/back 1999
Pages:
387
Source: BH No.
284
Comment: A paperback version of Mr
Jacobson's 1999 novel. A different cover picture doesn't
make it any less funny. |
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Bibliography: No. 318
Title: A PRINCIPLES APPROACH TO TABLE TENNIS
Author: Dann Olsen with Kyongsook Kim Publisher: The PATT
Institute, USA
Year of
Publication: 2009
Cover: Laminated Soft Cover
Pages:
525
Source: BH No.
286
Comment: A new approach most certainly.
Some good well thought out theories here and
as you might assume from the Title a systematic strategy that would
benefit most
players. You would think that with this 525 page monster book, there
might be room
for a few photographs. The book mentions visualisation as a
powerful tool, I agree, so
where are the photos.
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Bibliography: No. 319
Title: PATT NOTES
Author: Dann Olsen with Kyongsook Kim Publisher: The PATT
Institute, USA
Year of
Publication: 2010
Cover: Laminated Soft Cover
Pages:
251
Source: BH No.
287
Comment: A selection of essays on Table
Tennis as published on the PATT website.
Some great thoughts and plenty of room for discussion and debate. A
highly
entertaining read. |
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Bibliography: No. 320
Title: HUNGARIAN WORLD TT CHAMPIONS
Author: Robert Szentgyorgyi Publisher:Author
Year
of
Publication: 2009
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages: 88
Source: BH
No. 288
Comment: Interesting short biographies of
all the great Hungarian World Champions.
It isn't until I saw them all listed out, that I quite
appreciated what a large part
Hungary played in the development of our sport.
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Bibliography: No. 321
Title: IN MEMORIAM
Author: Robert Szentgyorgyi Publisher:Author
Year of
Publication: 2010
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages: 130
Source: BH No. 289
Comment: I enjoyed the book but I am not
convinced with the idea of writing simply
about Jewish players. Were there not any non Jewish Hungarian
players in this period? |
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Bibliography: No. 322
Title: TABLE TENNIS TACTICS
Author: Klaus-M. Geske & Jens Mueller Publisher: Meyer &
Meyer, Germany
Year of
Publication: 2010
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages: 118
Source: BH No. 290
Comment: All the Table Tennis books I have
read, cover every aspect of the game, from stroke
production through to tactics, anecdotes, biographies,
rules, etc. How
refreshing then to come across a book which deals only with the
tactical side of our
sport. An original and nicely presented book with good advice
and excellent
photographs. |
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Bibliography: No. 323
Title: THE SMALLEST COMPETITOR
Author: Lois Pagliaro Publisher: Xlibris
Corporation, USA
Year of
Publication: 2010
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages: 104
Source: BH No. 291
Comment: A biography of 4 times USA
Champion Louis Pagliaro. Lots of biographical notes,
anecdotes, photographs from the pen of his daughter Lois. The
interesting part
for me is the stories of Pagliaro and his US team mates from the
time when the US
had a number of the best players in the world; Schiff, Miles,
Cartland, McClure,
Reisman, Aarons, and of course Louis
Pagliaro. |
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Bibliography: No. 324
Title: KILLER PING-PONG - SURVIVING LIFE
AT HOME
Author: David Lawrence Publisher: Scripture
Union
Year of
Publication: 2001
Cover: Soft Cover
Pages: 111
Source: BH No. 292
Comment: A One of those infuriating little
books that you buy hoping to find a content largely
devoted to Table Tennis, only to find a teenage
humour of questions and answers
batted
to and fro between parents and their offsprings. Only a passing
reference to
our
game. |
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Bibliography: No. 325
Title: EVERYTHING YOU KNOW IS PONG
Author: Roger Bennett / Eli Horowitz Publisher: it Books
Year
of
Publication: 2010
Cover: Hard Laminated Cover
Pages: 258
Source: BH No. 293
Comment: A treasure trove of table tennis
miscellany. A must-have for all T.T. enthusiasts. Lots of
yarns, anecdotes, potted histories, photographs, cuttings, even T.T.
Nudists ( I kid you not!).
What a delight
- it may not be to everyone's taste but it
is a great book for dipping into for
some pleasurable reading.
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Bibliography: No. 326
Title: SIZZLING CHOPS AND DEVILISH
SPINS
Author: Jerome Charyn Publisher: Four walls
Eight Windows, New York
Year of
Publication: 2002
Cover: Soft
Laminated Cover
Pages: 200
Source: BH No. 294
Comment: A Paper back version of the
popular 2001 original.
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Bibliography: No. 327
Title: THE MIGHTY WALTZER
Author: Howard Jacobson Publisher: Bloomsbury USA,
New York
Year of
Publication: 2011
Cover: Soft Cover
Pages: 388
Source: BH No. 295
Comment: A first USA Paper back
version of the popular 1999 original.
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Bibliography: No. 328
Title: TABLE TENNIS TIPS FROM A WORLD
CHAMPION
Author: Bernd Ulrich Gross & Werner
Schlager Publisher: Meyer &
Meyer Sport (UK) Ltd
Year of
Publication: 2011
Cover: Soft
Laminated Cover
Pages: 171
Source: BH No. 296
Comment: A really good coaching
book. It gives some wonderful photographs and some sound
coaching advice. he question and answer text can sometimes
make a prolonged reading
session difficult, but
overall this book is the definitive book of
modern Table
Tennis.
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Bibliography: No. 329
Title: WE'RE SHIT AND WE KNOW WE
ARE
Author: David Buonaguidi Publisher: Karmarama
Year
of
Publication: 2005
Cover: Soft Cover
Pages: 57
Source: BH No.297
Comment: I am not sure how to categorise this
one. All good fun from the exploits of Karmarama 2
in it's first season in the London Central Table Tennis League.
Karmarama is one of the
top London advertising agencies and the book is penned by the
advertising guru and TT fanatic
Dave
Buonaguidi.
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Bibliography: No. 330
Title: TABLE TENNIS FASCINATION
V
Author: ITTF
Publisher: ITTF
Year
of
Publication: 2010
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages: 186
Source: BH No.298
Comment: The latest of the line of splendid photographs
of major world finals this time covering 2008 and
2009.
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Bibliography: No. 331
Title: RACKET CONTROL
Author: ITTF
Publisher: ITTF
Year
of
Publication: 2010
Cover: Soft Cover
Pages: 15
Source: BH No.299
Comment: A short booklet published to cope with the
recent ruling removing 'speed' glues from our sport and
the new rules of governance concerning the fixing of rubbers and the
control of harmful substances.
Very important but intensely
boring.
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Bibliography: No. 333
Title: POINT OF NO RETURN
Author: Jens
Fellke Publisher: ESN Elastomer
Year of
Publication: 2009
Cover: Soft Cover
Pages: 188
Source: BH No.301
Comment: An illuminating book by the Swedish journalist
who is also the Public Relations Manager for ESN
Elastomer the German TT rubber producing Company. The book details
the history of our sport
over the 'Speed Glue' era and how ESN was developed. Also a
fascinating biography of
Jurgen Persson the Peter Pan of modern Table Tennis. Very
absorbing.
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Bibliography: No. 334
Title: TABLE TENNIS AMONG JEWS IN
POLAND
Author: Wieslaw Pieta Publisher: Drukarnia
Garmond, Poland
Year of
Publication: 2009
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages: 173
Source: BH No.302
Comment: A Polish book translated into English. My
views regarding the Hungarian Jewish
book No 321 and this one still appertain, However, it remains a
mystery why the
Jewish minority in both Poland and Hungary managed to
produce a statistically high
number of champions. I particularly enjoyed the story of Alojzy
Ehrlich whom I had the
honour of meeting in
1977.
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Bibliography: No. 335
Title: BREAKING 2000
Author: Alex Polyakov
Publisher: Table Tennis Achievements
Publishing, USA
Year of Publication: 2011
Cover: Soft Laminated Cover
Pages: 140
Source: BH No.304
Comment: All books should be as enjoyable as this one. A
highly readable account of a beginners rise
up the
ladder to a very respectable standard of play. Full of useful
tips and homilies. The US
Rating System has many advantages, but for the UK their
system of Ranking points is scored
totally differently and I have no doubt that other
countries have their own systems. I wonder if
the concept of targetting 2000 ranking points as achievements
might restrict the books
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