Wheelchair Tennis
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With the size of the court, rackets, net height all being the same as regular tennis, wheelchair tennis allows participants in specially designed wheelchairs to play on any tennis court available. The sole change in rules from standard tennis is the ball is allowed to bounce twice, the second bounce can be outside the court. Wheelchair tennis has been a mainstay of the Summer Paralympics since 1988.
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Tennis NSW
sydney olympic park, sydney, australia
Disability Sports Australia
sydney olympic park, sydney, australia
Australian Paralympic Committee
sydney olympic park, sydney, australia
Wheelchair Sports NSW
ryde, sydney, australia
City Community Tennis
surry hills, sydney, australia
Evolve Tennis Academy (Wyatt Park)
belrose, sydney, australia
Collaroy Tennis Club
collaroy plateau, sydney, australia
Heart 180 Defibs
warriewood, sydney, australia
Tennis ACT
lyneham, canberra, australia
North Woden Tennis Club
hughes, canberra, australia
The Harbour Tennis Academy - Urunga Tennis Club
urunga, bellingen shire council, australia
Orara Valley Tennis Centre
karangi, coffs harbour city council, australia
Grafton City Tennis Club
grafton, grafton, australia
Pro-One Tennis Academy
tweed heads south, tweed heads, australia
Diamond Valley Baptist Tennis Club
plenty, melbourne, australia
KDV Sport
carrara, gold coast, australia
Pakenham Regional TC
pakenham, cardinia shire, australia
Bundoora Tennis Club
bundoora, melbourne, australia
Doncaster Tennis Club
doncaster, melbourne, australia
Keon Park Tennis Club
reservoir, melbourne, australia
Darebin Community Sports Stadium YMCA
reservoir, melbourne, australia
Hume Tennis and Community Centre
craigieburn, melbourne, australia
Bendigo Tennis Association
bendigo, bendigo, australia
Oakleigh Tennis Club
oakleigh, melbourne, australia
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