In a preliminary study to be presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s 72nd Annual Meeting, researchers found that patients with Parkinson disease who participated in a table tennis exercise ...

Table tennis always looks like a flurry of activity to the spectator. With only a nine-foot table between them, players look like they are moving their arms at a million miles an hour. While the quick ...

After you’re humbled by trying to control a 2.7-gram ping-pong ball for the first time, going back to Copenhagen planks or heavy bent-over rows will feel a lot less intimidating. Don’t get fooled by ...

There is a new club in town — the Lower Shore Table Tennis Club at Crown Sports Center in Fruitland. The club, a program of the Lower Shore Parkinson's Support Group, opened recently, thanks to ...

A Boulder table tennis group offering exercise, physical therapy and comradery for individuals with neurodegenerative conditions is looking for a new venue in the city. NeuroPong, a program run by ...