Stellan Bengtsson Camp - Salem Oregon

stellan_bengtsson_12 Train with a World Champion! A Five Day Camp with 1971 Champion Stellan Bengtsson Learn from the same coach that has helped Waldner and Persson. Click here to learn more about Stellan's achievements as a player and coach. Assisted by 10-time US National Champion, Angelita Rosal Bengtsson. This camp has simultaneous upper (1600-2200) and lower (1100-1600) divisions. Improve your technique. Learn new strategies, get advice on your needs. Practice with partners just as dedicated as you. Play better and have more fun! Daily training schedule is 3 hours each morning and 3 hours each afternoon, with a 2 1/2 hour lunch break. The playing facility is available at all other hours at no extra charge. Affordable hotels area available nearby, or sleep on the club floor (bring your own sleeping bag) at $10 per night. Featuring Nittaku 3-star balls provided by Paddle Palace. Stellan is now sponsored by JUIC and Paddle Palace. Where: Willamette Table Tennis Club 1960 Oak St. SE in Salem, Oregon When: Thursday, September 3, 2015 through Monday, September 7, 2015 Fee: $500 SIGN UP HERE: Limited to first 14 applicants, prepayment required. Open: Camp will operate with two divisions: Upper Division for those rated 1600-2200. Lower Division for those rated 1100-1600. Information: Contact Ben at 503-851-2941 (cell) or at ben@bcwebhost.net Home Page: www.wtabletennis.org Click Here For More Details Photo: Stellan with 1991 World Champion Jorgen Persson.

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