🏓 Level Up This Spring: AITTA 2026 Spring Break Camp!

Are you looking for a fun, high-energy way for your child to spend their Spring Break? Whether they are a complete beginner or an aspiring pro, the Atlanta International Table Tennis Academy (AITTA) is the place to be!

Led by Coach Yang and our world-class coaching staff, our camp offers more than just a place to play—it’s an opportunity to master the “sport of 1,000 mental chess games.” Table tennis improves hand-eye coordination, mental focus, and physical agility, all in a safe and supportive indoor environment.

Why Join AITTA Spring Break Camp?
Expert Coaching: Specialized drills and personalized instruction from professional coaches.

All Skill Levels Welcome: We tailor training to each player, from basic strokes to advanced spin techniques.

Modern Facilities: Train at one of the premier table tennis venues in the Southeast.

Confidence & Fun: Kids build social skills and confidence through friendly competition and teamwork.

📅 Camp Details

  • Dates: 4/6 to 4/10 2026
  • Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
  • Location: Atlanta International Table Tennis Academy
  • Who: Open to youth players of all levels!

How to Register
Securing your spot is easy! Simply download the registration form below, fill it out, and return it to us via email at newgyusa@gmail.com or bring it by the academy.

➡ Download the Registration form 2026 Spring Break Registration here ⬅

Don’t wait—spots fill up quickly!

Congratulations, Angela He! 🏓🎉

We are incredibly proud to celebrate Angela He for her outstanding performance at the 2025 US Open Table Tennis Championships! Competing against top-level athletes from across the country and around the world, Angela delivered an exceptional showing, earning one Silver medal and two Bronze medals at this prestigious event.

Her achievements are a true reflection of her dedication, discipline, and countless hours of hard work both on and off the table. Angela’s success not only highlights her individual talent, but also brings great pride to our club and inspires our entire table tennis community.

Please join us in congratulating Angela on this remarkable accomplishment. We look forward to seeing her continue to grow, compete, and achieve even greater success in the future. Well done, Angela—we’re cheering you on every step of the way! 👏🏆

Congratulations to the winners of 2025 North American Teams

We are proud to celebrate their outstanding achievement at the 2025 Joola North American Table Tennis Championship, where the team earned 1 Silver Medal and 1 Bronze Medal. 🏓🥈🥉
This accomplishment highlights not only the incredible talent and dedication of the athletes, but also the Academy’s commitment to excellence in training, discipline, and sportsmanship. Competing against some of the best players across the continent, Atlanta International Table Tennis Academy has once again proven that they are a force to be reckoned with on the national stage.
👏 A huge round of applause to the players, coaches, and supporters who made this success possible. Your hard work and passion continue to inspire the next generation of table tennis champions!

2025 Joola North American Table Tennis Championship Bronze medal winners!

2025 Joola North American Teams Championship Silver medal winners

Carolina Gold Rush Defeat Texas Smash to Win 2025 MLTT Cup

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In front of a packed crowd at Saint Joseph’s University, the Carolina Gold Rush defeated defending champion Texas Smash, cementing their place in American table tennis history and winning the vaunted MLTT Cup.

Carolina’s victory was powered by two MVPs: team captain and 2024 men’s MVP Enzo Angles, and newly crowned 2025 men’s MVP Satoshi Aida. The duo combined for 15 team points during Sunday’s title bout in front of a raucous, sellout crowd.

“This is a special group,” said Flint Lane, MLTT Founder and Commissioner. “Carolina was consistent, focused, and relentless all season. They earned this moment, and it’s a testament to how high the level of play has risen across the league.”

Carolina entered the postseason as the top seed in the East Division, defeating the Bay Area Blasters in the semifinals. They then overcame a Texas squad with championship experience in a back-and-forth final full of momentum swings and strategic substitutions.

The championship caps a breakout year for Major League Table Tennis, which saw YouTube viewership increase by more than 500% over Season 1, record-setting attendance, and the launch of the league’s first national television partnership with CBS Sports.