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** Indoor sports include: aerobics, underwater hockey, bodybuilding ( NMMU has an on campus gym and its own Biokinetics & Sport Science Unit / Centre ), indoor swimming, boxing, chess, dance, judo, karate, pool, squash and table tennis.
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