| １． |
Week one will include the explanation of the table tennis course followed by the collection of the completed student registration cards. |
| ２． |
The second week will include a stroke analysis focused on the forehand slice and optional grips. Plus the establishment of friendship group led tennis table teams. Finally, the handing out of worksheet one. |
| ３． |
Week three sees the backhand slice and review of forehand slice in the warm up time. At the end of the class a review of last weeks table data plus the handout of worksheet two. |
| ４． |
In week four the class will review both the preverse weeks strokes. Following this the format required for a legal serve will be cover and the slice serve analysied. Handout three issued. |
| ５． |
During week five the continued review of previous weeks strokes and begining the idea of forehand topspin. Final handout four issued. |
| ６． |
The sixth week begins with review and then continue with stroke development on the backhand topspin. |
| ７． |
Week seven will look at the forehand topspin serve. |
| ８． |
Week eight will cover the backhand topspin serve. |
| ９． |
In week nine the class will start to review scoring and start a rotating 5 minute game with other pairs. |
| 10． |
Review of the strokes to identify weak individuals for extra teaching points plus continued rotating games. |
| 11． |
Review of the strokes to identify weak individuals for extra teaching points and continued rotating games. |
| 12． |
With week twelve we see the start of a class tournament with the selection of partners for the following week. |
| 13． |
Week thirteen a review the opening few weeks material. While on the tables the class tournament continues. |
| 14． |
The second from last week will be a see a continuation of the class tournament and any final questions remaining from the course. |
| 15． |
Final week is test week and the completion of the class tournament plus prize ceremony. |
