WHY DO IT

Through Ping Pong activities dedicated to people with Parkinson’s disease, we can help improve the quality of life of those living with this condition.

Research on this has been conducted in Japan and Slovenia. See the work of Dr. Uros Marusic at the Science and Research Centre Koper and Alma Mater Europaea University, and ASDTT2009.

This latest study shows that ping pong:
Improvement in coordination and balance
Reduces tremors
Increases mobility
Improves mood and quality of life.
Scientific medical support

The association is forming a scientific medical committee to provide support. To this end, it is in contact with doctors, neurologists and others, including Prof. Angelo Antonini from the Neurological Clinic of the Hospital of Padua, Dr. Enrico Belgrado from the Neurological Clinic of the Hospital of Udine, and Prof. Paolo Di Benadetto, former head physician of the Gervasutta Hospital in Udine.

Psychological well-being

The social and dynamic context of the game promotes psychological well-being and motivation for active participation. Table tennis is essentially an integration into traditional rehabilitation programs. In fact, it is considered a form of integrative therapy, complementary to traditional pharmacological and rehabilitation therapies.