Dutch disabled female table tennis player, German female table tennis player

Natalia Patika.

Name: Also translated as Natalia Paltica.

Nationality: Polish.

Gender: Female. Date of birth: 1989.

How to play: Left hand horizontal slap on both sides of the reverse glue arc circle combined with fast attack (right hand disability).

Patica was born in 1989 in a wealthy family in the famous Polish ancient city of Gdansk, where his father was a bank clerk and his mother was a primary school teacher. After Paltica was born, her parents discovered that she did not have a normal right arm, and she was born with a missing forearm and palm.

When I was 7 years old, I saw my sister, who was four years older than me, often going to the club to play table tennis, and I thought she could do the same, and slowly, I felt joy from the sport. Partica, who is still in her second year of high school, said she is now a player in a club called MRKS (the club for the able-bodied) and a club called the Startwejherowo club for the disabled.

Patica, who has a weak right arm, always has difficulty overcoming balance obstacles when playing ball, and has to spend twice as much energy as ordinary people in training and playing. "I spend 5 hours a day (2 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the evening) on training, especially leg strength. "God pays off.

At the 2000 Paralympic Games, Partica, then 14 years old, represented Poland in Sydney, "but she was too young to win a gold medal." At the 2004 Paralympic Games, Athens gave me good fortune when I won a singles gold medal and a team gold medal with my teammates. ”

Patika said that despite her success in the para competition, she prefers to compete against normal people, "because it's a joyful challenge." Last year, she represented the Polish team at the World Table Tennis Championships in Zagreb, although she lost 0 4 to Guo Yue in the first round and was eliminated, we saw her again at this year's World Table Tennis Championships in Guangzhou, and she has become the main force of the Polish team. She said her dream is to be on the stage of the Beijing Olympics, and she is about to fulfill that promise in August.

In 2000, Patica represented Poland at the Sydney Paralympics.

In 2004, Patika won gold medals in singles and a team at the Athens Paralympics.

In 2007, Patica participated in the World Table Tennis Championships in Zagreb, and encountered Guo Yue in the first round and lost 0:4.

In 2008, Paltica participated in the World Table Tennis Championships in Guangzhou, served as the main force of the Polish team, achieved a record of 6 wins and 6 losses, and defeated the world No. 8 Li Jiawei 3:2 in the match against Singapore.

Talia Paltica.

Nationality: Polish.

Gender: Female Date of birth: 1989.

How to play: Left hand horizontal slap on both sides of the reverse glue arc circle combined with fast attack (right hand disability).

Is there one in the Netherlands??? I only know that there is one in Poland.

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