I began playing table tennis at age 5, quickly progressing to the top levels and winning several Zhong Sheng Table Tennis Team championships. After moving to the US at 16, I continued competing in table tennis, earning top placements until 1981.

 

I then transitioned to a career in real estate, eventually founding my own company, which later merged into Prime Metropolis Properties, where I oversee a significant team and property portfolio.

 

In 2023, I co-founded the American International Table Tennis School with former teammates to mentor young players and share my experiences.

Amanda teaches her students techniques and strategies to take their table tennis game to a higher level. She has over 25 years of coaching experience.

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Associate Coaching: 

Claire Lilenthal School, Francisco Middle School, SF Salvation Army, St. Ignatius Summer School, Walnut Creek Tri-Valley Gym

I began playing ping pong at age 6 in Zhongshan, China and was part of my school team until I was 16. I took a break from Ping Pong to focus on college. I worked as a chef and cooking instructor in China. At 21, I moved to Panama to learn Spanish and enhance my ping-pong skills. I also opened a Chinese restaurant there.

 

Following Noriega's arrest in 1989, I immigrated to the U.S., where I have successfully run a restaurant since then. Additionally, in 2003, I ventured into building development in Zhongshan, developing several condos and operating a small construction company. My experiences in ping pong have significantly influenced my adaptability and success across different careers and countries.