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    Many adaptive sports have organized team leagues with adjusted rules and formats, like wheelchair basketball and tennis, and "beep" baseball and kickball for individuals with low vision "These are a great way to build more awareness about your new endeavor and build a community with other peers with similar disabilities," says Dr Blauwet





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