Recruiting and retaining girls in table tennis: Participant and club perspectives

Katie Rowe · Emma Sherry · Angela Osborne

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Highlights• Low profile sports including table tennis face challenges in recruiting and retaining girls.• Girls’ participation in table tennis is constrained by a male dominated club culture.• Other social factors further limit girls’ participation.• Table tennis stakeholders may benefit from strategically addressing such issues.

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