Training Camp with Former World Champion Stellan Bengtsson August 2013

Training Camp with Former World Champion Stellan Bengtsson
August 23 - 27, 2013

Stellan Bengtsson is conducting a training camp August 23 through August 27, 2013
Location:
Willamette Table Tennis Club in Salem, Oregon

Stellan is assisted by Champion Angie Bengtsson. This camp provides an opportunity to learn from Stellan in a small group setting of 12 to 14 serious-minded players in an excellent playing facility. Great lighting, top quality tables, professional floor mats for four of our tables, and lots of space all help to make learning easier. If you ever wanted to improve your game, this is your opportunity.
The camp operates in two groups:
Lower Group Rating Range 1100 to 1600. Upper Group Rating Range 1600 to 2250.
The online web pages and online registration form are here:
If you have questions, you can write to president@wtabletennis.org
or call Ben Bednarz at 503-851-2941

Play better and have more fun!

Stellan is sponsored by JUIC and Paddle Palace.

Where: Willamette Table Tennis Club
1960 Oak St. SE in Salem, Oregon
When: August 23 through August 27, 2013
Fee: $500, $50 discount for players rated over 1900
Application: 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 president@wtabletennis.org
http://www.wtabletennis.org/stellanCampSummer2013

Stellan with 1991 World Champion Jorgen Persson.

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