Bat and Chat at Cheslyn Hay table tennis club
Cheslyn Hay table tennis club were keen to engage new players and grow their membership, so decided to introduce a Bat and Chat session to... Continue reading
Managing post-operative pain with table tennis – Frances’ story
After having an operation which left her with debilitating back pain and physical inactivity, Frances has returned to playing regular table tennis after 25 years... Continue reading
Table tennis brings people back together – Pitsmoor Adventure Playground
After many people suffered from reduced social contact over the Coronavirus pandemic lockdowns, Pitsmoor Adventure Playground in Sheffield has utilised table tennis to bring the... Continue reading
Returning to play with success – The Belvidere Community Centre and Wallasey Redcaps
After Coronavirus restrictions were lifted, the Belvidere Community Centre restarted their social table tennis club to support their community.
From Ping Pong Parlour to club – John’s story
John originally started playing table tennis at his local Ping Pong Parlour, however during coronavirus restrictions he transferred into his local club to continue playing... Continue reading
BeTT impact – Portishead table tennis club
Portishead table tennis club wanted to grow the number of junior players at their club, which has been made possible with support of our BeTT... Continue reading
The impact of Bat and Chat – Clubs and Leagues
Discover the impact that Bat and Chat is having on clubs and leagues.
Increasing physical activity – Alwyn and Stephan’s story
Retired couple Alwyn and Stephan have found how table tennis can help keep them active in later life, as well as keeping Stephan’s mind active... Continue reading
Keeping fit and making friends at Ping Pong Parlours
After moving countries and changing communities, Joseph shows how taking part in physical activity can help keep you fit as well as make new friends.
Improving mental wellbeing with Ping Pong Parlours
Simon and Idwal have been friends for over 20 years, and both have struggled with their mental health. After coming across their local Ping Pong... Continue reading