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March 2026 Update Parkinson’s England Table Tennis (PETT) organisation and website under construction. Read more
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Why go to tournaments? Tournaments can be a fantastic way to feel part of a wider Parkinson’s community. For many people this is in itself hugely inspiring. It’s also a great way to try competing, which you may or may not want to do. Parkinson’s Table Tennis Tournaments 2026 Here is a list of tournaments Read more
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We hope to develop our own “where can I play” map within this website but in the meantime, below are some useful links to help you find somewhere to begin or continue your table tennis journey. If you run a regular session and would like it added to the page please contact us. Table Tennis Read more
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Physical exercise is now extremely well recognised as being one of the best ways, possibly the only way of slowing down Parkinson’s symptoms. Playing table tennis regularly is one of the best forms of exercise for this purpose. Read more
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See details for Harlow Parkinson’s Table Tennis here. We meet Friday afternoons from 2-4pm at BATTS table tennis club and look forward to meeting new players – beginners welcome! Read more
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Link to Leeds Parky Ping here ParkyPING! was founded in January 2023, by Rob, Hillary and Andrew. It remains entirely volunteer-led and organised, with the following people involved: Rob who retired in 2024, played table tennis when young and was then an occasional player. Since being diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2019, he has taken part in Read more
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Please visit the Parkinson’s UK website here for research information. Read more
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Brighton Table Tennis Club Parkinson’s Table Tennis Weekend 2026 will take place the weekend of 20th/21st June. It’s a 2 day exclusively Parkinson’s tournament in Kemp Town Brighton. Registration will be about £15 which includes 2 meals and tea / coffee. There will be singles and doubles and 2 categories: relative beginners and more advanced. Read more
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Our vision is of an environment where: Read more
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Our mission is to promote table tennis for people living with Parkinson’s in England, which will enhance their health, confidence and general wellbeing through the power and joy of playing. Read more