It’s one of the fastest growing wheelchair sports in the world, and we reckon it’s the most fun, too – welcome to wheelchair tennis!  

For those new to the game, it’s almost identical to tennis apart from one key rule: wheelchair tennis players are allowed to let the ball bounce twice.   

To give players more freedom, only the first bounce needs to be within the lines of the court as well. 

Who can compete in wheelchair tennis? 

Wheelchair tennis is open to everyone – you don't need to be a wheelchair user to play it. And both disabled and non-disabled tennis players can play together.

But you don’t have to be a pro to start competing – check out our Disability Competitions Calendar to find out how you can get involved whatever your level. 

More information on Wheelchair Tennis can be found by CLICKING HERE