Paralympic tennis players compete with varying disabilities
They play on a standard tennis court with modified rules
Players use specialized equipment to assist with their disability
Wheelchair tennis is a popular event in the Paralympics
Some players have visual impairments and use guides on the court
Other players may have amputations or missing limbs
Athletes with cerebral palsy often use modified grips on their racquets
Hearing-impaired players can communicate with sign language during matches
Paralympic tennis players train just as hard as able-bodied athletes
They face unique challenges on the court due to their disabilities
Despite these challenges, Paralympic tennis players inspire with their achievements