Become a member of the Manitoba Table Tennis Association
Become part of the Manitoba Table Tennis Family
Why Table Tennis?
Table Tennis is a sport that helps you develop your physical and cognitive capacities at the same time you are having fun.
Table Tennis for All
Table tennis is a friendly sport for all ages and skill levels. With 226 member associations worldwide, it’s a sport enjoyed globally.
No matter your background, you’ll find someone to play with you.
Dorothy De Low (1910-2013), an Australian player who competed until the age of 97, was known as the oldest competitive table tennis player. She was living proof that age is not a limitation.
Her legacy continues to inspire future generations to play table tennis, promoting a healthier and longer life through sports.
Alexus Lee (on the left) and Victoria Lee (on the right) both Manitoban players. 2023 Team National Champions Under 15 years old.
Join our tournaments
We have tournaments all year long, with events suitable for different skill levels and ages.
Are you the champion of your basement? Challenge yourself and see if you have what it takes to be Manitoba’s #1!
Even if you don’t play, you can join us to experience the highest level of table tennis in the province.
Table Tennis Benefits
Table Tennis has many health and cognitive benefits here are some:
Lowering cholesterol
Great aerobic Exercise
Lowering risk of diabetes and heart disease
Lowering blood pressure
Improving sleep
Enhancing brain function
Improving hand-eye coordination
Improving reflexes
Developing mental acuity
Develop strength and flexibility
It is also proven that while there is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, research suggests that playing table tennis stimulates the mind and body, resulting in a slowdown in the progression of cognitive decline. This means that individuals affected by Alzheimer’s can potentially enjoy a higher quality of life for a more extended period
To join select the option that better suits you
This payment makes you become an active member of MTTA for the current season. Senior are athletes born ≤ 2004 & Juniors are athletes Born ≥ 2005