World Parkinson's Table Tennis Championships
Greece, we are here!
After a successful event in 2021, the World Parkinson's Table Tennis Championships return in 2023 as part of the World Table Tennis For Health Festival!
All matches will be officiated by ITTF Umpires, and relax zones are available for athletes between matches. Competition will take place over four days, following are some important documents, including Draws, details for Men's and Women's matches.
Important Downloads and Links
General Schedule for the World Table Tennis For Health Festival
Results, Draw and Schedule of Matches
- Bus Schedule for 3 November 2023
- How to know when you are playing
- Men's Singles Draw
- Men's Singles Class 1 Group Stage Details
- Men's Singles Class 2 Group Stage Details
- Men's Singles Class 3 Group Stage Details
- Women's Singles Draw
- Women's Singles Class 1 and Class 2 Group Stage Details
- Doubles Draw - Men's, Women's and Mixed
- Men's Doubles Group Stage Details
- Women's and Mixed Doubles Group Stage Details
- Women´s Entries and Final Classification
- Men´s Entries and Final Classification
- Rules and regulations
- Classification system
- Prospectus
OPEN EVENT COMPETITION FOR CAREFAPU - Caregivers, Family members and General public
Registrations are now closed but you can write to us in case of any questions.
Prospectus changes | 2023/10/17 | Classification publication date, doubles date, registration closed
Prospectus changes | 2023/09/30 | Registration deadline, equipment
Prospectus changes | 2023/06/30 | Early bird deadline, referee and event supervisor
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Objectives:
- Present table tennis as a part of a sustainable healthy lifestyle
- Use table tennis events to increase the awareness of possibilities for people with a disease
International recognitions:
- 2019: Finalist at the Sports Business Award in the category "Best Community Scheme"
- 2020: Bronze at the Sports Business Award in the category "Best Sports Governing Body Initiative"
Contribution to the Global Goals
Target 3.4 By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being.
