41. Wheelchair Tennis Rules wheelchair tennis!?! How do you play tennis in a wheelchair? This is a question upright world. wheelchair tennis Rules of Play. The game http://www.magma.ca/~ncwta/rules.html

Wheelchair tennis!?! How do you play tennis in a wheelchair? This is a question that every wheelchair tennis player has heard at one time or another. The only difference in the rules between wheelchair tennis and regular tennis is that wheelchair players can let the ball bounce twice if they need to (only the first bounce needs to be in). But any wheelchair player will tell you that it goes way beyond that. The added complexities that come with having to do everything with their hands and arms makes this game a whole new sport. One of the fastest growing wheelchair sports in the world with over 3000 players worldwide, wheelchair tennis stands out among wheelchair sports in that it lets able-bodied and disabled players play against each other on the same court. No longer do all of the participants need to be in a wheelchair like most other wheelchair sports. A disabled player can play against an able-bodied player, or even with an able-bodied player in a format called up/down doubles. This format lets families and friends play tennis together and helps break down some of the stereotypes and barriers that often limit interaction between the wheelchair bound and the upright world. Wheelchair Tennis - Rules of Play The game of wheelchair tennis follows the same rules as able-bodied tennis as endorsed by the International Tennis Federation except the wheelchair tennis player is allowed two bounces of the ball.

42. REHACARE --Wheelchair Tennis: Full Set Of 'Grand Slam' Titles For Peter Norfolk Britain s world number one quad wheelchair tennis player Peter Norfolk won the singles competition at the Japan Open to compete a full set of all titles on the http://www9.rehacare.de/cipp/md_rehacare/custom/pub/content,lang,2/ticket,g_u_e_

top.shortlogin = 40; REHACARE News Articles Topic of the Month Exhibitor News ... Articles Wheelchair Tennis: Full Set of 'Grand Slam' Titles For Peter Norfolk first previous next last Britain's world number one quad wheelchair tennis player Peter Norfolk won the singles competition at the Japan Open to compete a full set of all titles on the NEC Wheelchair Tennis Tour with Super Series status - the equivalent of a Grand Slam. The Hampshire player beat world number two David Wagner in the final of the competition at Izuka by 6-3, 6-1 to add the Japan title to the British, US and Australian titles he already holds. "I am very happy to have won the first Japan Open to have Super Series status and I'm delighted to have won all four Super Series titles," said Norfolk afterwards. "I thought I played a very solid match." The Briton won the British and US Opens, the last two Super Series events of 2003, in a fine run of form that saw him end the year having collected five NEC Tour singles titles in six tournaments. Norfolk's second title of a so far unbeaten 2004 was the Australian Open crown in February and the Japan Open not only completes the full set of all four Super Series titles, but also gives the Briton his eighth consecutive NEC Tour triumph.

43. Health Diary >> Disabilities >> Wheelchair Tennis Home Disabilities wheelchair tennis. wheelchair tennis. Episode 410. For 19 yearold wheelchair tennis champion Hillary Jones, tennis is more than a sport. http://www.healthdiary.com/story.php?id=285

44. Totaltennis.net - Nottingham Set To Host NEC Ladies Wheelchair Tennis Camp Total Tennis Nottingham Set to Host NEC Ladies wheelchair tennis Camp brought to you by Total Tennis, Britain s online tennis community powered by the LTA. http://www.totaltennis.net/content/view.asp?id=16646&cid=200&pid=876754

45. British Wheelchair Sports Foundation - Stoke Mandeville, The National Organisati NATIONAL wheelchair tennis ASSOCIATION (NWTA), The National Wheelchair articles. For more information on wheelchair tennis contact Lynn Parker http://www.britishwheelchairsports.org/associate/tennis.htm

NATIONAL WHEELCHAIR TENNIS ASSOCIATION (NWTA) The National Wheelchair Tennis Association of Great Britain aims to promote and develop Wheelchair Tennis and is affiliated to the British Wheelchair Sports Foundation and the Lawn Tennis Association at National level and the International Wheelchair Tennis Federation at International level. Over recent years Wheelchair Tennis has been one of the fastest growing sports with over 6,000 players participating from 50 countries around the world. Wheelchair tennis started in Britain in 1983 and is one of the most challenging and exciting wheelchair sports to play. The 'two bounce rule', which allows the wheelchair player to let the ball bounce twice if required, enables the sport to be played either in wheelchair tournaments or together with able bodied players. The Association works in partnership with the British Tennis Foundation (formerly the LTA Trust) to co-ordinate a full programme of activities including Introductory Camps for beginners, quads and juniors; Intermediate Camps for developing players and national training for our elite players. In addition, a full range of tournaments provides competitive playing opportunities at local, national and international level. Membership of the NWTA has grown to over 200, all of whom receive a regular newsletter containing information on national and international tournaments, coaching tips and many other interesting articles.

46. TOPICS Online Magazine - International Wheelchair Tennis Championship International wheelchair tennis Championship. Nariyuki Kanegae from Japan. I went to the International wheelchair tennis Competition at the end of May, 1997. http://www.topics-mag.com/edition04/nariyuki.htm

TOPICS Online Magazine Section: Volunteer Experiences Volunteer Work This Issue Home Page International Wheelchair Tennis Championship Nariyuki Kanegae from Japan I went to the International Wheelchair Tennis Competition at the end of May, 1997. The competition was held in Iizuka City which is in Fukuoka prefecture, Japan. This year, about 50 foreign players and about 100 Japanese players joined the competition. This tennis competition is called JAPAN OPEN. This is one of the biggest tennis competitions in Japan. This year I assisted two New Zealand players. They had artificial legs, so they belonged to the "Standing Class" which is the class for the people who can't walk well. My hardest work was interpreting because they often asked me very difficult questions about Japanese culture and customs. Some of the questions were difficult to answer even in Japanese. So, I thought that I have to study more about Japan before I go abroad next year. By the way, I was really surprised by one of the New Zealand tennis players. I couldn't believe that he had an artificial leg. He made an effort which I couldn't imagine. I was really moved.

47. VolunteerMatch - Wheelchair Tennis Denver Parks and Recreation Special Needs Progra offers the opportunity to serve your community through wheelchair tennis . This http://volunteermatch.org/opps/opp171917.html

May 26, 2004 Wheelchair Tennis Denver Parks and Recreation - Special Needs Progra Details: Teach drills, shag balls, and assist with set-up and take down. Date Mon Jun 7, 2004 to Mon Aug 9, 2004 Time 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Est. Time 2 hours per Week Address Washington Park West Courts 701 S.Franklin Denver, CO 80209 Categories Ten most recent volunteers expressing interest in this activity: victor Martinez Katie Mulik Home Search Virtual About ... For Corporations

48. Press Release: Nottingham Set To Host NEC Wheelchair Tennis Ladies Camp Press Releases Nottingham set to host NEC wheelchair tennis Ladies Camp NOTTINGHAM SET TO HOST NEC wheelchair tennis LADIES CAMP. http://www.nec.co.uk/index.aspx?id=191&pressid=632

49. Press Release: Nottingham Set To Host NEC Ladies Wheelchair Tennis Camp Nottingham set to host NEC Ladies wheelchair tennis Camp 25 March 2003 Fourteen female wheelchair tennis players will gather at Nottingham Tennis Centre this http://www.nec.co.uk/index.aspx?id=191&pressid=532

50. Collegiate Wheelchair Tennis Update January Collegiate wheelchair tennis Update January, 2001. One year after the idea of a competitive collegiate wheelchair program was introduced http://www.itatennis.com/USA Tennis/Wheelchair/wheelchairupdatejan2001.htm

Collegiate Wheelchair Tennis Update January, 2001 One year after the idea of a competitive collegiate wheelchair program was introduced to the USTA, it has become a reality. A working committee made up of Mike Cottingham, Jeanie Peabody, Bill Fairbanks and Lyn DeLaney, working on behalf of the USTA, was able to write rules and guidelines, format of play, establish a database of colleges and players and set the dates for the inaugural collegiate wheelchair tennis tournament. From contact with 36 colleges who had individual players or potential programs, eight players from six colleges embarked on this historic event. Out of eight players, seven were funded by their colleges and six were full time students. Colleges participating were: Georgia State, University of Wisconsin at Whitewater, University of Arizona, University of Southern Illinois, Bossier City College and Tufts University. The USTA committee was pleased to share this information at the ITA Coaches Convention this December at Saddlebrook Resort in Florida. In addition to the presentation at the general meeting, the USTA gave a clinic and demonstration called “Teaching Wheelchair Tennis at the College Level.” "

51. Wheelchair Tennis Article Archive wheelchair tennis Article Archive. 2003 LSU Showcase Collegiate Tennis Tournament (Oct. 31 Nov. 2, 2003). Collegiate wheelchair tennis Update (January 2001). http://www.itatennis.com/USA Tennis/ArticleArchive/wheelchair_tennis_article_arc

Wheelchair Tennis Article Archive LSU Showcase Collegiate Tennis Tournament (Oct. 31 - Nov. 2, 2003) LSU Showcase Collegiate Tennis Tournament (Nov. 1-3, 2002) Collegiate Wheelchair Tennis Growing (August 12, 2002) Results of Intercollegiate Wheelchair Tennis Western Regional Championships held at University of Arizona, Tucson February 16-18, 2001. Collegiate Wheelchair Tennis Update (January 2001)

52. SI.com - Tennis - Wheelchair Tennis Player Tests Positive For Cocaine - Tuesday wheelchair tennis player banned for cocaine use. Thompson failed the doping test after the US wheelchair tennis Open in San Diego last October. http://www.cnnsi.com/2004/tennis/05/04/bc.ten.wheelchair.doping.ap/

Get 4 trial issues of SI and a FREE gift! THE WEB SI.com Wheelchair tennis player banned for cocaine use Posted: Tuesday May 4, 2004 10:05PM; Updated: Tuesday May 4, 2004 10:05PM LONDON (AP) Wheelchair tennis player Miles Thompson of the United States was suspended for three months by the International Tennis Federation on Tuesday after testing positive for cocaine. Thompson failed the doping test after the U.S. Wheelchair Tennis Open in San Diego last October. He did not contest the case. Besides the three-month ban for a first offense, Thompson will also forfeit $100 in prize money and ranking points earned at the event. Associated Press CHECK IT OUT No. 6 Agassi loses in first round of French Open Ferrero decides to play in Paris despite rib injury Agassi graces Wheaties' boxes after surprise loss SI Media Kits ... Terms under which this service is provided to you. Read our privacy guidelines THE WEB SI.com

53. Adapted Wheelchair Tennis Adapted wheelchair tennis. wheelchair tennis!?! This is a question that every wheelchair tennis player has heard at one time or another. http://www.recreationtherapy.com/tx/txtennis.htm

Resources for Therapeutic Recreation Professionals. Click banner to visit TR Directory sponsor Activities Home Index of Activities Adapted Wheelchair Tennis Wheelchair tennis!?! How do you play tennis in a wheelchair? This is a question that every wheelchair tennis player has heard at one time or another. The only difference in the rules between wheelchair tennis and regular tennis is that wheelchair players can let the ball bounce twice if they need to (only the first bounce needs to be in). But any wheelchair player will tell you that it goes way beyond that. The added complexities that come with having to do everything with their hands and arms makes this game a whole new sport. One of the fastest growing wheelchair sports in the world with over 3000 players worldwide, wheelchair tennis stands out among wheelchair sports in that it lets able-bodied and disabled players play against each other on the same court. No longer do all of the participants need to be in a wheelchair like most other wheelchair sports. A disabled player can play against an able-bodied player, or even with an able-bodied player in a format called up/down doubles. This format lets families and friends play tennis together and helps break down some of the stereotypes and barriers that often limit interaction between the wheelchair bound and the upright world.

54. Wheelchair Tennis - Encyclopedia Article About Wheelchair Tennis. Free Access, N Nottingham Leisure Centres Information supplied by the City 14th British Open wheelchair tennis Championships. World s finest return to Nottingham for 14th British Open wheelchair tennis championships. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Wheelchair Tennis

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Wheelchair Tennis Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Wheelchair tennis is a sport for handicapped people which is played on regular tennis Tennis (officially called "lawn tennis" to distinguish it from royal tennis or court tennis, an older form of the game, played indoors) is a racquet sport played between either two players (singles) or two teams of two players (doubles). Tennis is played on a 78' x 27' (78' x 36' for doubles) court, which is divided in the middle by a net, such as that each side measures 39' in length. Click the link for more information. courts. All "pedestrian" variations of tennis Tennis (officially called "lawn tennis" to distinguish it from royal tennis or court tennis, an older form of the game, played indoors) is a racquet sport played between either two players (singles) or two teams of two players (doubles). Tennis is played on a 78' x 27' (78' x 36' for doubles) court, which is divided in the middle by a net, such as that each side measures 39' in length. Click the link for more information.

55. Cardiff Wheelchair Tennis Club Cardiff wheelchair tennis Club, 28 BrynGwyn Road Cyncoed Cardiff CF23 6PQ 029 2075-9023, wheelchair tennis, wheelchair tennis is one http://icwales.icnetwork.co.uk/1900community/community_channel.cfm?community_id=

56. Rules Of Wheelchair Tennis The Paralympian 2/2001 wheelchair tennis 25 Years of wheelchair tennis. “To Since it was founded in 1976, wheelchair tennis has become the fastest growing disability sport. But http://www.paralympic.org/ipc/handbook/section4/chapter16/content.htm

The Rules for Wheelchair Tennis are available from International Tennis Federation (ITF) Bank Lane Roehampton London UK Telephone : +44 (181) 878 6464 Fax : +44 (181) 392 4741 e-mail : wheelchairtennis@itftennis.com

57. Eteamz: Wheelchair Tennis San Diego wheelchair tennis SAN DIEGO Official Site WTSD16@AOL.COM. Information Weekly meetings at the Barnes Tennis Center for wheelchair tennis players of all levels. http://www.eteamz.com/tennis/associations/association.cfm/679/

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58. Unitedspinal.org: Newsroom: Wheelchair Tennis wheelchair tennis. Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association and the USTA Hold wheelchair tennis Clinic for National Multiple Sclerosis Society. http://www.unitedspinal.org/newsroom/newsitem.php?id=22

59. Jenson Brothers Headline Wheelchair Tennis Event Public TV for East Tennessee During School Calendar. Jenson brothers headline wheelchair tennis event. Knoxville, TN (November 1, 2000). http://www.covenanthealth.com/coldfusionapplication/covhlthwhatsnew/Detail.cfm?P

60. Wheelchair Tennis Clinic Help wheelchair tennis Clinic. Type Classes Category Exercise and Fitness Come Join wheelchair athletes from all over for an evening http://www.goodtime.net/mvi/evmvi252.htm

Wheelchair Tennis Clinic Type: Classes Category: Exercise and Fitness Come Join wheelchair athletes from all over for an evening of instruction, free play, and lots of fun!!Ages: adults.No Pre-registration required. Area: South County City: Mission Viejo Location (building): Felipe Tennis Center Event Sponsor: Mission Viejo, City Keyword(s): Tennis Status Class# Start Date End Date Day(s) Time Ages Open ongoing Thu Instructor: Butch Young Minimum number of participants: No Minimum Maximum number of participants: No Maximum Fee: Per session What to do next? General information about these events/classes Print a registration form to mail (or FAX) No online class registration. Talk to the class sponsor. The Good Time Net will produce one if they will accept it. Register for the event/class by calling 714-367-1368 Home Help Site map event or destination Advertise event or destination Created by BusinessWare

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