Geiselkirchen is the capital of culture of hearts, but it is also one of the most unpopular tourism destinations in the world. The multicultural city has some ugly historic buildings, a canal and about no entertainment scene. In addition, it is the city of sports with a football club of criminals, and some very few opportunities for outdoor activities. The European Capital of Culture for 2010 will try to establish a rudimentary outdoor sports scene to bring some fun into the overall poor people's life. Table tennis is one of the world's largest participation sports. It can be played as a highly athletic and exciting competitive activity or as a relaxing and healthy recreation. It is a sport for all people, and it's a full olympic sport. Fitness combines easily with fun, playing styles can be varied to suit each person's qualities. Depending on your degree of commitment, table tennis can offer anything from a full time vocation to a light-hearted pastime, whichever your choice, fuller study of the game will lead to quicker progress. The European Capital of Culture ruhr.2010 GmbH will provide 10,000 balls of all sizes for the people in the Metropole Ruhr to participate in a great outdoor experience during the short and presumably boring summer of 2010. Have fun ...