The uniski consists of a mulitple sized ovoid protective seat, mounted upon a ski through the intermediary of a shock absorber which smoothes out ski terrain, enabling the physically disabled skier to integrate with able bodied skiers on the slopes. From slalom to downhill, competition to pleasure, anything is possible with a uniski. History of wheel chair Developed in the USA in 1979, wheel-chair tennis is regulated by the International world tennis federation, that organise numerous tournaments worldwide. The right to hit a ball after a second rebound, is the only rule wich differentiates wheel-chair tennisfrom able bodied tennis.
Movement is facilated by a light weight which enables players to pivot rapidly.
Besides being by played at a competitive level, wheel chair tennis is truly integreted sport, where able-bodied and disabled players can perform spectacular passas with the ball.