Camilla gets serious about table tennis game during RAF visit, one day after attending Wimbledon

A day after visiting Wimbledon, it seems the Duchess of Cornwall has been inspired.

Camilla was seen taking on a game of table tennis and getting right into it during a trip to RAF Halton on Thursday.

The 71-year-old Royal was seen swinging her red paddle with gusto much to the delight of those around her.

The Duchess of Cornwall, visited the Royal Air Force Halton barracks in Aylesbury - a country town in Buckinghamshire, located northwest of London - in her capacity as Honorary Air Commodore.

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Camilla toured the facility as part of their centenary year celebrations and to unveil a plaque to officially open the new Youth Activities Centre, which is where the table tennis game took place.

The Duchess also met children from the local school, who waited outside the centre with flags in hand.

For the occasion Camilla wore a navy polka dot dress with a short pearl necklace and matching earrings, along with beige low block heels.

The Royal also inspected some reconstructed World War I trenches, which were "designed to replicate those built during the War in order to train soldiers on how to survive on the Western Front."

On Wednesday, Camilla made a solo trip to Wimbledon and met with ball boys and girls, as well as wheelchair players competing in The Championships.