This involves management and economics, not just playing ball games. The following information can be used for your reference and I hope it will help you: With the growth of economic level, many people now realize the importance of fitness, and it is also beneficial to have a hobby or specialty, and table tennis is undoubtedly the most economical but also the most difficult of many sports that can be popularized to the public. At present, table tennis has been popularized in many large and medium-sized cities in China, with more and more stadiums and clubs. Because table tennis itself is a low-consumption sport, it is not easy to create too many benefits just by collecting table fees from ordinary courts. When I was studying in Harbin, I volunteered to help a newly established society organize competitions for about a year and a half. During this period, I witnessed the various problems encountered at the beginning of the establishment of the club and the effects of various operating modes. Now I'll write out my views on the operation and management of the club for your reference and exchange.

First, the difference between table tennis clubs and ordinary stadiums.

Clubs and ordinary stadiums have the most basic hardware facilities, that is, a certain area of the venue, a number of tables. After all, clubs are different from ordinary gyms, and the biggest difference lies in "software", that is, the relationship between players. It is equivalent to the concept of "house and home" relationship.

Generally, ordinary gyms adopt the system of charging by time, and there are several kinds of people who go to play. The first kind is scattered ordinary fans, all of whom are about several people playing together, which basically belongs to the kind of small group that plays separately, and people who don't know generally don't play together; The second category is that coaches practice with students, which is basically the same as the first category and will not play with others casually; The third category is that a certain number of people have formed certain habits and agreed to go there to play at a fixed time, and everyone will share the cost of playing. If you have new golfers you don't know, you can join this big group as long as you can communicate.

In fact, this form of "the third kind of fans" has undoubtedly become the "internal cause" of the development of the arena to the club. The "club" form of table tennis hall just meets the needs of the third kind of fans above. Through an organizational way, many unknown fans are gathered together to learn from each other and exchange skills, thus solving the problem that many people are struggling to find a friend to play. The difference is that the "third kind of fans" belong to people who spontaneously chip in to play in Taiwan Province, and there is a fixed time limit; This club form just solves this problem for the "third kind of fans". When the club is open, everyone can play at any time, as long as they pay a certain fee, and it is generally unlimited.