Tabletennisvideos.com is a subsidiary of Reflex Sports
Productions, producers of table tennis competition and highlight
DVDs. Reflex Sports Productions was created to produce DVDs of
major table tennis events for the benefit of players, coaches,
officials and fans of the sport. Reflex Sports first obtained
the exclusive video rights to the 39th WTTC in India, and ever
since has provided the table tennis world with top-quality DVDs
of major international competitions.
Our philosophy, at least with the World Championships, has been
to show as much as possible of the entire event. Many of our
competition sets have about 20 matches, most of which are shown
in full. We take out the down time between games, and often
between points, to make a 60 minute match run 35 to 40 minutes.
This way you are able to see so much more quality play on one
DVD. Our productions are sold in more than 60 countries around
the world.
Our Table Tennis productions include all
World Championships -
1987 to the present,
European Championships - 1990, 1992,1994,2002,
Olympic Table Tennis
Competitions - 1992 & 1996, World
Cup - 2001. Through our extensive coverage of all these
events, we have accumulated an amazing amount of incredible
action. In 1991, Reflex Sports created the first of its highly
acclaimed highlight DVDs... The
Wonderful and Wacky World of Table Tennis. This one hour
production showed the best and most humorous moments of
international competition from 1985 through 1990. The sequel,
More From the Wonderful World of
Table Tennis, covered the years 1991 through 1994. The third
of this series, Table Tennis Beyond
Imagination!, is the all-inclusive record of the best shots,
points, finishes in table tennis from 1985 through 2000. We also
offer a two DVD sent on Jan-Ove Waldner
the Table Tennis Virtuoso!
Tabletennisvideos.com has been granted worldwide rights by the
International Table Tennis Federation to produce DVDs covering
World Championship events through 2009 and expects to continue
to serve the table tennis world for many years thereafter.
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