Wecolme to the world of Hexapong

What is it?, That's owsome!, You'r joking!, How Cool!, Unbeliveable! These are just a few of the thoughts that are openly said and sometime just seen on the face of people that see a Hexapong table for the first time.



Based in Phoenix, Arizona, the popularity is growing due to table rentals for parties and families or group gathering. This one table is bringing a whole new dimension to the game of Ping Pong (TM) that hasn't seen changes for recreational players for over 100 years.



Since the first time it was seen 3 years ago I have been on a quest to share this amazing table with people world wide. It hasn't been easy fighting tradition but I'm still here. With this one table that affords the owner the option to play 3 different singles games, and can accommadate 2, 3, 4 or 6 players there's something for everyone willing to try it out.



Just to set the facts streight, this is NOT Table Tennis, and it is NOT Ping Pong. Hexapong is a completely different game that is going to bring Table Tennis and Ping Pong into the 21st Century. I'm setting my sights on having Hexapong as a team sport for the 2016 Olympics.

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Dream Teams for Hexapong Team of Three

Dream Teams seem to be the buzz these days with so many individuals picking players from professional sports and creating what they think is a superior team. I want to go a step further with a twist. At one time or anther we have all played ping pong and know that some amount of coordination is needed to be good at playing. Playing three players on one side of the net against three players on the other side and having to alternate turns hitting, my team would be Steve Nash, Randy Johnson and Larry Fitzgerald.
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