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Cross Train Your Brain.  Play Ping Pong.    

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Alzheimer’s disease can be delayed through lifestyle

So, “Cross Train Your Brain: Play Ping Pong!”   Posted By SharpBrains On July 15, 2014   Hard Evidence We Can Slow Alzheimer’s By Exercising The Body And The Mind

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Exercising the Body, Using the Brain May Ward Off Alzheimer's Disease

Physical and Mental activity, like Ping Pong, may keep plaques from forming.  Cross-Train Your Brain. Play Ping Pong.   by Michael Haederle, AARP Bulletin, February 8, 2012   In one…

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Probing Brain’s Depth, Trying to Aid Memory

By BENEDICT CAREY JULY 9, 2014

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Six tips to build resilience and prevent brain-damaging stress

May 20, 2013, By: SharpBrains   Ping Pong appears to capture most if not all of the tips to keep brain sharp!  

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To delay dementia, try challenging (vs. routine) brain stimulation…up to a point

June 19,  By: SharpBrains   …so why not Play Ping Pong!?     Brain games that could pay off in retire­ment   “Cog­ni­tive aging…

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Amazing Ibrahim Hamato, a table tennis enthusiast who has no hands

This is Ibrahim Hamato, an Egyptian table tennis enthusiast who didn’t let an accident at age 10 steal his love for the game — or his ability to play…

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Brain Disorder After Coma – Recovery Playing Table Tennis.

  Published on the 08 May, 2014

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Learning A New Skill Works Best To Keep Your Brain Sharp

by Lauren Silverman May 05, 2014

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The neuroscience of positive, vision-based coaching

By: Greater Good Magazine   Good coaches get results, respect, and awards. But what makes a coach or men­tor good?   One school of thought says they should hold…

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