Vrdoljak [18] writes that in tennis, people with disabilities play by the same rules as people without disabilities-the rules specified by the international tennis federation-with just one difference: the ball can bounce twice before a person in a wheelchair returns it, and the ball can bounce on the ground just once …
In this manner, can able-bodied play wheelchair tennis?
Where can I play wheelchair tennis? Wheelchair Tennis can be played on any court. It could be a local court near your home or a larger tennis centre it really doesn’t matter. You can also play against other people in wheelchairs or with an able-bodied player.
Consequently, why is Gordon Reid in a wheelchair?
Gordon started playing wheelchair tennis in 2005 after contracting transverse myelitis shortly before his 13th birthday. He has made progress every season since, becoming Britain’s youngest national champion at the age of 15 in 2007 and the youngest British men’s No. 1 shortly before his 18th birthday.