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About Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis
About "Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis"
Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis is a sports enrichment school offering table tennis instruction across Singapore. It is KakiList-verified, meaning operating details and contact information have been confirmed by a real person. The school holds a 4.5-out-of-5 rating on Google, though this is based on 29 reviews and should be treated as directional rather than conclusive. No pricing information is currently published, so prospective students should enquire directly for current rates.
Parents and students considering joining should start by contacting Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis via the enquiry form to confirm whether the programme suits the student's age group and current level — beginner, intermediate, or competitive. It is worth asking whether coaching is available in a group format or on a one-to-one basis, and whether sessions are structured around school-term schedules or run year-round. The school is based at Connection One Tower 5 in Bukit Merah, so families should factor in proximity or travel time when assessing suitability. Asking about a trial session before committing to a term package is advisable, and clarifying whether any materials or equipment are included in the fee will help avoid surprises.
To take the next step, submit an enquiry through the contact form on the listing to ask about current programme availability, fee structure, and whether a trial class can be arranged before committing to a full enrolment.
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4.5/5 from 29 Google reviewsSmall sample — treat as directional only.
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Google Reviews ⭐ 4.5 (29 reviews)
noel aye
★★★★☆
One of the few air-conditioned table tennis venues in Singapore—a rare and welcome find, especially for those focused on training. DHS two-star balls are provided for multi-ball drills, making it great for serious practice sessions. While the space can feel a bit tight during competitive play, it’s manageable on Premium or Private tables unless your style relies heavily on defensive chopping.
Robin Koh
★☆☆☆☆
Convenient location but no high level players train here because the balls here are too soft and noticeably lower in quality compared to other clubs.
Club 81
★★★★★
The club is air conditioned and overall pleasant to play in, although some tables don’t have that much space if you’re an advanced player
Venceslas JOACHIM
★★★★★
Best facility to play at in Bukit Merah. Tables are very high quality, free balls, good lighting and A/C. Highly recommended.
kk li
★★★★★
Honestly I don’t even know where to start… this place, it was the light at the end of the tunnel to my less than desirable table tennis state-of-mind. When I arrived here in Singapore, my life was dull, a barren landfill husk of what it once was. I had zero clue what I was missing, but one faithful day, I had a vision, a glance at a gateway to a brighter tomorrow, just this sliver of hope gave me the inspiration to begin my table tennis journey. I had felt the rush of the nature of competition and I was hooked instantly. The only issue was though, there were no facilities capable of channeling my passion. I’d spent months in this state of limbo, the fire and determination were fully there, but without a place to express, it was slowly deteriorating. That is when I found this amazing location. The moment I stepped foot inside this wonderfully air-conditioned, masterfully coloured arena, I knew that this place was for me. The tables had a shimmer to them I’d never seen before, the table tennis balls, despite some of them being worn out, radiated experience in age. The barriers had such a brilliant blue hue to them and the masterpieces of logos of them were just the cherry on top. “Damn”, was my first thought when I’d seen the magnitude of the fridge. It held within some of the most succulent beverages my eyes had ever been given the gift of witnessing. The 100+ bottles read to me more like 1000099++ bottles and that is no exaggeration. Coaches r cool The most life-changing thing I saw despite all the heavenly equipment though, were the people. I observed with a keen interest in every move they performed and saw that same exact fire inside them. They were just like me. My passion and love for the sport had slightly alienated me from the rest of the world and people, my drive to play came at a hefty cost. But here, it didn’t have to, I was among fellow lovers of the sport and was sure that I’d face no judgment, no spiteful remarks and no sneaky glances. This place is rly cool and by the way the coahhes are pretty Col and also I recommend the Pocari sweat more than hundred plu, it lowkey just tastes better here. The five stars I gave was an injustice, this place deserves a rating above what is available with words of symbols. Come here is good idea so yeah, five stars
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| Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis (this page) | ⭐ 4.5 | 29 | — | ✓ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does "Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis" charge per session?›
Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis has not published its pricing publicly, so per-session, monthly package, and term-fee structures are not available at the time of writing. For context, sports enrichment classes in Singapore typically range from S$30 to S$80 per session depending on whether coaching is group-based or one-to-one, and term packages often work out to a lower effective per-session rate than drop-in pricing. When enquiring, ask specifically about registration fees, whether any equipment or materials are included, and whether sibling discounts or package deals apply. Confirming the full cost upfront helps avoid unexpected charges mid-term. See the full Sport and Swimming Schools cost guide for Singapore →
Can I try a class before committing?›
Many sports enrichment schools in Singapore offer a trial session for prospective students, sometimes at a reduced fee or included as part of the registration process. A trial class is a practical way to assess whether the coaching style suits your child's learning pace, whether the group level is appropriate, and whether the session environment feels engaging and well-structured. It is worth asking Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis directly whether a trial is available, what it costs, and whether any of that fee is credited against the first term if you proceed. Observing how the coach manages the group and communicates with students of different abilities will give you a clearer sense of fit than any brochure can. Contact the school via the enquiry form to check trial class availability before making a term commitment.
What are the coaches' credentials at "Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis"?›
Credential details for the coaching staff at Xiao Bai Qiu Table Tennis are not listed in the available information. For a table tennis programme, relevant signals of credibility include competitive playing experience, coaching certification from the Singapore Table Tennis Association (STTA) or a recognised national body, and the number of years the coach has worked with students at the relevant age or skill level. If syllabus alignment matters — for example, if a student is working towards school team selection or national competitions — it is worth asking whether the coaching approach follows any structured progression framework. Asking directly about the lead coach's background before committing to a term is a reasonable step.