Children's free time should be filled with activities that promote their comprehensive development. Table tennis is sport that facilitates both psychological and physical progress for children. Sports club play crucial role in children's socialization, learning teamwork, developing motor skills, and promoting a healthy lifestyle. This paper encompasses research indicating that there is not statistically significant difference in morphological characteristics between the test and control groups. However, the developmental age of the participants significantly influences the results, with the test group showing greater development than the control group, attributed to the table tennis training processes they were exposed to. Table tennis have significant impact on motor skills, particularly speed, strength, and coordination. Speed is developed through quick reactions to the ball, explosive strength through rapid changes in direction and powerful strokes, and coordination through the synchronization of hand and foot movements. The author also emphasize the importance of table tennis as an extracurricular activity in schools, proposing curriculum topics that are designed to different school grade based on the difficulty of execution. The inclusion of children with special needs in extracurricular activities such as table tennis is particularly important. This practice significantly contributes to the development of their functional and motor skills. Thus, table tennis not only aids in the physical and psychological development of children but also creates a supportive environment that fosters individual growth and the inclusion of every child.