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"Asian Table Tennis" kicks off with Jordanian participation.. Today

"Asian Table Tennis" kicks off with Jordanian participation.. Today

The 2026 Asian Table Tennis Championships, a qualifier for the Olympic Games, begin today in the Uzbek capital, Tashkent, and will continue until the 25th of this month.

The championship witnesses a Jordanian presence and wide participation from Asian national teams.

The men's and women's national teams concluded their training camp held in China, as part of the high-performance plan established by the federation, within the framework of its continuous efforts to raise the level of national teams and enhance their technical and physical readiness for upcoming external competitions, foremost among them the Asian Championship.

The national team delegation included federation board member Rahaf Assaf and coach Mustafa Reda, along with players Zaid Abu Yaman, Ziad Aziz, Taqi Al-Din Injadat, Batoul Bassem, Renad Al-Hasani, and Zeina Sadaqa.

The camp came in the context of the strategic vision pursued by the federation, aimed at providing the best training conditions for national teams and raising the level of players, in line with the ambitions of Jordanian table tennis to achieve distinguished results and enhance its presence on the continental and international stage.

Holding the camp in China reflects the federation's keenness to translate its development plans into practical programs by providing external training camps that give players greater opportunities for exposure, gaining experience, and benefiting from advanced training schools, which contributes to developing their technical level and raising their ability to compete in major championships.

The federation pays special attention to the national teams, as they are the primary face of the sport and the source of future achievements, as it works to provide preparation requirements, develop training programs, and enhance technical, physical, and mental aspects, in addition to focusing on building a competitive base capable of representing Jordan honorably in various sports forums.

This approach confirmed the federation's belief in the importance of investing in players and giving them quality preparation opportunities that are commensurate with the scale of upcoming competitions, in order to achieve results that reflect the development witnessed by the sport and meet the aspirations of the Jordanian table tennis family.

The camp witnessed an intensive training program that focused on developing technical skills, raising physical fitness levels, and enhancing mental and tactical readiness, in addition to working on improving individual performance and developing playing styles and dealing with various technical situations that players may face during official competitions.

The camp also formed an important opportunity to benefit from the training atmosphere in China and gain more experience through quality training, which helped the technical staff evaluate the levels of the players and identify the aspects that need more work and development before entering upcoming competitions.

The outcomes of this camp are expected to contribute to enhancing the national team's readiness and providing a better technical base to continue preparations, within the preparation program aimed at reaching the highest levels of readiness when competing in upcoming events.

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