We are Ping Pong Parkinson.
Mission:
To help anyone with Parkinson's Disease
through ping pong (primarily) – and to have fun while doing it.
Join us
Just bring yourself on any Wednesday at 7:30 pm and you will be welcome. Let the club's front desk know that you are here for Parkinson's Ping Pong and they will point you to us. The club entrance fee is $10 (if this is problematic for you, please let Art or Nenad know and we will make arrangements). If you think you will want to play regularly, consider becoming a member of WTTC. To get started, we will do a few exercises to warm up and then we will play ping pong. The club will provide the paddles and balls. We have all levels of players in our group, from beginners to accomplished players and volunteers who are happy to provide basic instruction.
Wednesdays 7:30pm-8:30pm
News
Advanced Parkinson’s Disease: Bruce Ballard
Hi: First, thanks to Robert Berson for bringing to our attention a dance program, Dance For Parkinson's Disease, which is providing free weekly classes from March 13th to May 15th in the Ossining Library (not the library in Sing Sing - repeating - do not go to the...
read morePPP Treasury Report
There’s been talk, whispers at first, then louder rumblings, about some ‘questionable behavior’ by the treasurer of PPP – that would be me. For example, some of the Bored members didn’t appreciate our purchase of extra cake for me after the last recent party. Well,...
read moreYour Money Or Your Life: “I’m thinking it over.” (Jack Benny)
We are all mortal men … and mortal women, and we will eventually end up in a … cemetery or crematorium. Or be buried at sea or something like that. But regardless of how we are disposed, we will ultimately decompose and eventually our constituent elements will be made...
read morePPP – 100th Session!
Congratulations to Robert Cattan and Ed Campbell for winning the doubles tournament held to commemorate the 100th session of Ping Pong Parkinson. Kudos, as well, to Andy Schloat for his huge generosity in providing a fantastic Ping Pong Cake. (Jeez, it was good.) We...
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