Welcome to TTC Perlach e.V. in Munich
Our club has been dedicated exclusively to table tennis since 1954.
We offer structured, professional training for children, teenagers, and adults who are passionate about playing table tennis competitively.
We are a vibrant, family-oriented, and multicultural community. Our club is especially known for its committed youth development, currently supporting around 40 children and young people.
For adults, we provide an active and engaged playing community that contributes to a positive club atmosphere and supports the club’s ongoing development.
We warmly welcome everyone who enjoys being part of a team and values respect, inclusivity, and mutual support.
Voluntary involvement is an essential part of our club culture — we rely on the active participation of our members to keep the club thriving.
Club opening hours:
Location:
Gym St. Veit Grundschule
Entrance Gerlosstrasse 3
81673 Berg am Laim, Munich Bavaria
What does non-profit sports club mean?
Most sports clubs in Germany, including our table tennis club, are non-profit organizations. This means the club’s main purpose is not to make money, but to promote the sport and build a strong, supportive community.
A central part of this model is voluntary work—and it is important to understand that every member is expected to contribute. The smooth operation and continued development of the club depend on the active involvement of all members.
Typical areas where members help include:
- Organizing training and tournaments: Planning and running sessions and competitions.
- Administrative tasks: Managing finances, membership, and communication.
- Facility and equipment maintenance: Keeping everything in good condition.
By sharing responsibilities, we not only keep the club running but also strengthen our sense of community and teamwork. This shared commitment reflects the passion and dedication of our members—and it is the only way we can offer such low membership fees. Without the voluntary support of all members, maintaining the club in its current form would not be possible.
Training
adult team players
The condition to take part is that you master all basic strokes confidently and you have more than 1300 QTTR points.
Participation and support at club events are considered a natural and appreciated part of being a team member.
Friday 5:00 - 8:00 p.m
Help us by sending us some information about yourselves so that we can better classify you and find a suitable playing partner or the right training for you? For example:
- Which clubs have you played for in the past?
- How did you hear about our club?
- Why do you want to play table tennis again?,
contact form adults
childrens training
We place great importance on the children's motivation and on close cooperation with their parents.
Since we are a volunteer-run club, we rely on the active support and involvement of parents — ideally, parents also play table tennis themselves and contribute to the club's activities.
These regular tryouts help us assess whether a child has the coordination and motor skills needed to begin training in the fast-paced and technically demanding sport of table tennis.
contact form children
Club contributions