Hello
My name is Guy Allen and I am the inventor of Hexapong. Many of you serious p_layer_s that have attended the 2007 U.S. Table Tennis Open and the 2007 U.S. Table Tennis Nationals know of Hexapong because you would have walked right by.

Let me start off by saying I respect the time and effort that you have put into becoming the skilled p_layer_s that you are and that I understand that when you pay money to participate in events that is a driving force to stay focused.

My question to you as individuals is what is needed to get you to have a little fun after you have been eliminated from the event?
Are the majority of you p_layer_s that serious that you have forgotten how to play just for fun. I invite you to take a look at the Hexapong videos I have posted on YouTube.


http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=hexapong&search_type=


You may be surprised to see that is could be just a little challenging too.

In closing let me add that the only thing that the GAME of Hexapong has in common to the SPORT of Table Tennis is the paddles and ball.

Hello all

I will be traveling to Houston mid to late June of this year with my table. I'm currently contacting various clubs in route to and in Houston. If you are a member of a table tennis club that I might be allowed to attend contact me so that we may exchange info.