My Journey in Table Tennis

I vividly remember the first time i try out to join table tennis is when im in 4th grade in elementary in Bacoor, it piqued my interest that makes me think of "Sounds cool! I wanna try it" i was worried that time that i couldn't join because i have to own a paddle and when i got home i immediately asked my father if i can join and he said "yes" and i told him about my worry that i don't own any paddle, but then my mom mention that my kuya or 2nd cousin rather gave his paddle to me, which i didn't know because kuya gave it to mom but then i was really happy and thankful that made me sigh in relief. When the day comes and the coach test if we can simply hit the ball in the right way, i survive the day and smile because i got accepted to be a player at first it's hard but then with continues of practice i learned alot. One time we needed a person who is knowledgeable to teach us some basics in table tennis, that time our coaches needs to pay for an official coach but they talk about it first, when my dad mentioned that he knows how to play and knows some advance move he get to train us for awhile, it's an adventurous one because me and my dad used bike all through the way to my school it's near in our place so....  he basically became my basher and supporter at the same time hahaha. Lot's of memories happened which i enjoyed especially when you first felt your first win, i won as a first placer that time and own a gold and we advance to the next fight that we need to fight other school around Bacoor and thank goodness with the power of prayer and practice i won first place again, not just me but some of my team mates too :>.

This last intrams held in PCU i joined again after 5 years that i stopped since i was a fresh man junior high that's when i last played. I met new great team mates that became my friends, when we train again, i lost my posture and hit, it feels like im a newborn child that doesn't know how to do it right, but thanks to Charles and Edwin they never stopped when they give me drill until i get back my skill in recieving and smashing the ball, they both even teach me techniques on how to and not to in playing i have learned this one serve fron Edwin that i frequently use that ever since he taught me that, the serve needs speed and spin to execute a good difficult recieving and I'm thankful to him. I play the role as 1/2 of the double girls along side Princess we were both nervous and excited that time but something unexpected happened, we both didn't have chance to play as we got defaulted that we are supposed to not play in one round only, but maybe it's a sign and warning that something worst might happen if we play maybe accident or something. But overall I'm happy to experience and met new friends about Table Tennis. I have a great classmate too that is really good in playing Table tennis, she's like a Master for me hehe, she's the one and only Marbie.