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PingPongParkinson World Championship 2023 Wels Austria
Biggest PingPongParkinson(R) World Championship Yet. Thank you Austria!
NBC10's Matt DeLucia speaks with Nenad Bach about how he and others with
Parkinson's disease are finding relief by playing table tennis at places like Ping Pod in Philadelphia.
At least one fellow table tennis player, University of Pennsylvania student Stephanie Chen,
is studying the connection.
PPP Wels Austria 2023, Day 1
PPP Wels Austria 2023, Day 2
PPP Wels Austria 2023, Day 3
PingPongParkinson World Championship 2023 Wels Austria Biggest PingPongParkinson(R) World Championship Yet. Thank you Austria!
The PingPongParkinson World Championship 2023 has come to an end. What a tournament it was!
New world champions emerged and former champions re-positioned. This was so far the most competitive world championship and with plenty of surprises.
We would like to celebrate all players for their determination and congratulate the medalists who took the podium.
Matches begun on September 26th, 2023 and concluded on Saturday, September 30th, 2023 where the fierce finals were held. Find a listing of all winners here.
The highlights were the world champions, Thorsten Flues & Ilya Rozenblat, both title holders in 2021 and 2022 respectively who contested for the Men's singles class 1 first place in jaw dropping fashion. They are also the only players who have already won three titles at previous world championships.
Rie Koyama similarly cannot fail to be mentioned as she remained undefeated through all matches, keen to defend her 2022 win in the Women'€™s singles class 1. With unmatched scores, she took home the gold medal once again.
Silke Kind surprisingly emerged with three medals in class 1, Women's singles, Mixed doubles and Women's doubles paired with Thorsten Flues & Gabi Salinger, respectively.
And yet again the Dynamites Jesper Jerslund & Peter Derheld hotly contested for the gold in the Men's doubles class 1 but gave in to their German arch-rivals duo of Thorsten Boomhuis & Thorsten Flues. What a tournament!
The first lecture took place on October 17th 2023, from 4:30pm to 5:30pm at Henry Street Settlement at 269 Henry Street, NY. Dr. Joan Miravite spoke about "PD Medications". Dr. Miravite (DNP) is the Clinical Coordinator of the Parkinson's Foundation Center of Excellence at Mount Sinai.
Exercise and Parkinson's
Depressiona and anxiety
Physical therapy
Treatments: Focused Ultrasound, Deep Brain Stimulation
