Activity types
Activity types in Hong Kong
Pulled from the names of sessions on the board. 14 ways people play in Hong Kong, from 11,233 titled meets.
Social
Easy activities. Come on your own, rotate in, and leave the scoreboard alone.
Busiest in Kwun Tong
Training
Reps and drills, with someone telling you what to work on.
Busiest in Kwun Tong
Open play
No set group. Show up and you'll get rotated in.
Busiest in Southern
DUPR
These activities can land on your rating, so link DUPR before you join.
Busiest in Southern
Dink
Soft hands at the kitchen. More patience than power.
Busiest in Kwun Tong
Beginners
Still learning the score, or you just want a kinder pace.
Busiest in Southern
Coaching
A coach on court, whether it's a private or a small group.
Busiest in Yau Tsim Mong
Intermediate
Past the beginner stage, and not quite trying to take your head off.
Busiest in Southern
Doubles
Four on a court, which is the game most people came to play.
Busiest in Eastern
Ladies
Women's courts. Fine to come on your own.
Busiest in Southern
Singles
One on one. You'll cover a lot more court.
Busiest in Southern
Round robin
You play the room, not the same partner all night.
Busiest in Kowloon City
Advanced
Faster hands and fewer easy balls. Come ready to move.
Busiest in Southern
Youth
Juniors and kids. The title usually says the age range.
Busiest in Yau Tsim Mong