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History

PingPongParkinson™ is a Nonprofit Organization in Pleasantville, NY, founded in 2017. The Westchester Table Tennis Center seeks to raise awareness for Parkinson's Disease and improve health of those diagnosed by hosting a Parkinson Night every Wednesday evening. Will Shortz, owner of the center, crossword editor of the New York Times, as well as puzzlemaster for NPR, and Nenad Bach, a Croatian American recording artist, composer, performer, producer, and peace activist, are both avid ping pong players. They have joined hands to use ping pong to combat the scourge of Parkinson's Disease.

PingPongParkinson®PingPongParkinson® uses ping pong or table tennis to address the major symptoms of parkinsons, to compliment parkinson's disease treatment by physical therapy based on the concept of neuroplasticity and to slow the progression of PD.

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