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Sarah Woodruff, Professor, Director of the Community Health, Environment, and Wellness Lab, University of Windsor

Non-traditional sports like pickleball and bouldering are helping Canadians get active this summer

While gym memberships and traditional sports will always have their place, more people are choosing leisure activities that are fun, flexible and social. (Shutterstock)

On a warm summer Canadian evening, you might hear the pop-pop of a pickleball game, spot someone scaling a climbing wall at a community centre or catch players rallying on a padel court — a fast-growing racquet sport that looks like a mix between tennis and squash.

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