Best Table Tennis Club Lucknow Near Me

4worldlovers:
This club is a must if anyone wants to learn the finer technical aspects of table tennis. Faizan was a wonderful teacher and made my experience fun and enjoyable. I intend to take these lessons and great memories with me.

Its a very nice place to learn or practice Table Tennis. I had never played TT earlier in my life of 40 years but now enjoying the game... Faizan Sir is a very good mentor and keeps motivating the students. The crowd here is very descent and the academy welcomes all age groups be it kids or oldies. I joined here with my children. Now it feels like second home

Joined this club 2 months back only. So far great experience. Has high quality equipment. The owner is friendly and a table tennis pro. Have learnt a lot about playing technique in short duration. I highly recommend this place to anyone planning to become a table tennis pro.

4worldlovers: La Martiniere College, as a part of its holistic education policy provided competitive level sports facilities for its pupils, which are upgraded from time to time to keep abreast with the latest rules and regulations for competitive sport.

Qualified instructors and coaches supervise all games and sports that are offered by the College, the following is a list of games and sports facilities offered to pupils: The College, through the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) is affiliated to the School Games Federation. Sport is played at all levels. The College hosts a number of tournaments in different games throughout the year.

Archery: The College has an exclusive archery arena spread over two acres where pupils are trained for competitive sport. 20 targets are available. Traditional Indian Archery bows and international re-curve bows are used. A full-time Archery Coach is a member of Staff.

Badminton: The College has fourteen Badminton courts spread over two campuses.

Baseball: Baseball and Softball are played on a specially designated pitch. Safety gear and standard equipment is used by the boys. A trained Coach teaches skills of the game.

Basketball: There are three Basketball courts for competitive sport. The College organizes a city-level tournament. House-matches, Class leagues and Staff vs Pupils matches are played.

Battle Obstacle Course: The Battle Obstacle Course, specially designed by representatives of the Indian Army covers a wide expanse. The 10 different Obstacles include running, climbing, jumping, crawling, rope-climbing and balancing elements with the aim of testing speed, endurance and agility.

Boxing: The College has an outdoor Boxing ring along with ancillary facilities for training. Complete safety gear is available and compulsory. millings

Carrom: This Board game is played in leisure time and when weather demands that boys remain indoors. International standard Boards, belonging to the College, are offered for use, under supervision.

Chess: Chess as a competitive sport is played in both campuses. Not only are tournaments organized, but 12 permanent granite top tables of standard chess board size have been erected in the shade of the trees to encourage wider participation.

Cricket: There is an international size cricket field with a well-maintained pitch fulfilling international specification. The outer areas and viewing areas for spectators is scenically developed. Two junior pitches serve for practice matches. There are fifteen net practice areas with different surfaces.

Cycle-Polo: A newly introduced sport, Cycle-Polo shall be played on a specially designated ground, with the required equipment and safety-kit. A trained Coach shall direct the training.

Equestrian Sports: Sixteen Thoroughbred horses and five Marwari breed horses are stabled in two facilities in the College. Round the clock maintenance of the animals is conducted with syces and support staff. A trained veterinarian, a riding coach and a show-jumping trainer are full-time members of Staff. The College has a protected paddock for teaching basic riding skills. A developed show-jumping arena is contiguous with the archery range.

Football: There are ten football fields on the estate which are used exclusively for this sport. Five tournaments are hosted by the College at different times of the year, ensuring that football is a perennial sport.

Futsal: This variant of football is played on a specially built hard court. This five-a-side competitive sport is particularly popular with Middle School pupils.

Golf: The Lucknow Golf Club operates on the College estate. A fully developed 9 hole golf course spread over 50 acres, is one of the oldest in the city. By agreement, the Lucknow Golf Course trains the pupils of the College. The establishment of a driving Range is imminent.

Gymnastics: The College has two suitably equipped gymnasiums for pupils of all ages. Equipment and safety devices to cater to all aspects of gymnastics training are available.

Hockey: There are two dedicated hockey fields in the College. During the hockey season, football fields are remarked to sustain the game.

Kabaddi: Kabaddi is played in the College on three courts, specially developed for the sport. A trained coach teaches the sport at Junior and Senior level.

Rowing: The College has four rowing boats. Two double cox skiffs of international standard are used on the portion of the river Gomti that flows through the estate. Scullers are expected to have the skill of swimming and must wear life jackets.

Rugby: The College has an exclusive Rugby pitch with the finest of equipment in North India. The traditional contact sport is played by the senior pupils. Tag rugby, the non-contact version of the game is played by pupils below the age of 12. A full-time Rugby Coach is a member of Staff.

Shooting: The College has an indoor electronic air-pistol and air-rifle shooting range with eight targets. A full-time Shooting Coach is a member of Staff.