Gopher Exclusive Product
Gopher Advantage 500 Table Tennis Table
Our best Gopher table tennis table offers the very best in stability, durability, and mobility to stand up to even the roughest forms of play. With nets and posts included, it comes at a great value to any school, club, or institution.
Superior Strength
A heavy gauge steel frame on 2" sq legs is strong enough to support the weight of a 1,800 lb car! A 1" thick wood composition table top remains stable when bumped, and a hefty 2-3/8" steel apron reinforces bracing.
Unrivaled Convenience
When matches are over, quickly fold this table into a compact 24"W x 62"H size. Halves fold separately and overlap for easy transportation. Roll it through doorways or down tight hallways on eight 5" wheels with locking ball-bearing casters.
The included 72" net quickly slips on 2 posts, which clamp to the table, making setup and takedown simple.
An Economic Choice
This table is a perfect choice for any school or institution. The stability, durability, and mobility aspects of this table make it a sustainable investment for years to come. Assembly required. Indoor use only. 9'L x 60"W x 30"H; 290 lb.
Specifications
- Top/Apron: 1" wood-composition top, 2-3/8" steel apron; Indoor use only
- Frame/Legs: Heavy-gauge steel frame w/ easy-to-fold 2" sq legs
- Wheels: Eight 5" dia wheels 2/ ball-bearing casters (4 locking)
- Storage: Halves fold separately, overlap for storage
- Dimensions: 9'L x 60"W x 30"H; 290 lb; Assembly required
Table Tennis Activities Using the Gopher Advantage™ 500 Table Tennis Table
These activities are designed for physical education classes or advanced table tennis players, utilizing the stability, durability, and mobility features of the Gopher Advantage™ 500 Table Tennis Table. The table's heavy-gauge steel frame and 1” thick top ensure stability, while its wheels and folding capability provide flexibility for multi-use settings.
1. Spin Shot Showdown: Players take turns serving with different spins (topspin, backspin, sidespin) and attempt to outsmart their opponent with unpredictable ball movement. The table’s stability ensures consistent play, even with powerful spins.
2. Accuracy Ace Challenge: Set up small targets (like cups or cones) on one side of the table. Players aim to hit these targets with precision shots while keeping the ball in play.
3. Rally Marathon Madness: Players compete to maintain the longest rally, with each player trying to keep the ball in play as long as possible.
4. Spin Serve Survivor: One player serves with maximum spin, while the opponent must return it successfully. If the ball is missed or returned poorly, players switch roles.
5. One-Touch Reaction Drill: Players must return the ball with a single touch using alternating forehands and backhands. This drill improves reaction time and hand-eye coordination.
6. Precision Push Power: Players work on short, controlled pushes and blocks at the table, focusing on keeping the ball low and close to the net.
7. Folded Solo Smackdown: Fold one side of the table up and challenge players to play solo by hitting the ball against the raised side. This drill improves ball control and footwork, and the stability of the folding mechanism ensures safe solo play.
8. King of the Table Tournament: Players compete in short games to five points. The winner stays at the table, while the loser rotates out.
9. Fast-Feet Footwork Frenzy: Players alternate between forehand and backhand shots while focusing on fast footwork. The table’s stability prevents any shifting during fast-paced lateral movement drills.
10. Angle Master Match: Players focus on hitting angled shots to make the ball more difficult to return.
11. Serve Accuracy Challenge: Players must serve into specific zones marked on the opponent’s side of the table, aiming for accuracy and consistency. The smooth surface ensures reliable ball movement, enhancing serve control.
12. Endurance Rally Race: Players must keep a rally going for as long as possible without missing. After 30 seconds, they switch opponents, testing stamina and consistency. The sturdy table ensures stability for extended rallies.
13. Sharp Angle Shots: Players aim to make the ball bounce as close to the side edges of the table as possible, forcing their opponents to stretch to return the ball.
14. Partner Power Play: Players take turns hitting powerful smashes, with the goal being to make it difficult for their opponent to return the shot. The table’s sturdy legs prevent it from shaking or moving during high-impact plays.
15. Quick Fold Reflex Drill: Fold one side of the table up and have players practice quick, reflexive returns off the raised side. The ability to fold and unfold quickly makes this ideal for a solo reflex drill.