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# Marketplace

The **Marketplace** section allows users to browse and interact with community listings related to equipment, training opportunities, and item requests.

This section helps players connect with others to **buy, sell, learn, or request items or services** related to the sport.

### Marketplace Screen

The Marketplace screen displays three main categories that users can select to view relevant listings.

#### Categories

**For Sale**

This category displays items that users have listed for sale.

Users can browse equipment and other items posted by community members. Listings may include details such as product descriptions, pricing, and seller information.

Typical examples include:

* Sports equipment
* Accessories
* Used or new gear

Selecting **For Sale** navigates the user to the list of items available for purchase.

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**Training**

The **Training** category contains training-related offerings available within the community.

Users can find:

* Coaching sessions
* Training programs
* Skill development opportunities
* Workshops or lessons

Selecting **Training** navigates to a list of available training services.

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**Wanted**

The **Wanted** category displays requests posted by users who are looking for specific items or services.

Users may post requests when they are searching for:

* Equipment
* Accessories
* Training opportunities
* Other related items

Selecting **Wanted** navigates to listings where users have posted their requirements.

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