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Table Tennis
One match consists of five sets each being played to 11 points. The objective of the game is for the player to cross the ball into the opponent's area, without him or her being able to successfully return it. The game begins with a service and there is a change in service every two points ... [Full story]
   

Classification

Athletes are classified into 11 classes, depending on the skills required for the sport and their ability (functional classification). Classification takes place after examining the range of movement of each athlete, his or her muscle strength, locomotor restrictions, balance in the wheelchair and the ability to handle the racket. Classes TT1-TT10 are for athletes with a physical disability.[Full story]


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