Ticket 2 Tokyo aims to attract potential athletes across the country to find those with the desire and dedication to train to become elite athletes and compete at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
They are looking for sporty and active individuals that have the capacity to develop skill under the guidance of elite level coaches in a world class training environment. No previous tennis experience is necessary and anyone with a medically diagnosed permanent mobility related physical disability is eligible to play wheelchair tennis, even if they don’t use a chair in everyday life.
So anyone who has a spinal injury or an amputation, cerebral palsy or brittle bones, wheelchair tennis could be the sport for them, and they can come and have some fun finding out at one of the Talent ID festivals this September.
For any further information please contact t2t@tennisfoundation.org.uk
