LIMA, PERU - JUNE 17: Detail of the hands of Peruvian Para badminton player Pedro Pablo de Vinatea during a training session at Videna during government-ordered coronavirus lockdown on June 13, 2020 in Lima, Peru. As he awaits for an invitation to compete in Tokyo Paralympics, three-time Pan American champion De Vinatea continues his daily routine in isolation during the coronavirus lockdown in Peru. The next summer Paralympics will be the first to include para badminton as an official competition (Photo by Raul Sifuentes/Getty Images)
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