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[Star Wars] Mobility seems to be important for lightsaber dueling. Can a sessile or slow-moving species, like a Hutt, become a Jedi/Sith?

How important is it to be good at fighting for these orders?  Do they have scholar Jedi who barely squeaked by in lightsaber class, but are otherwise good at using the Force?
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Sure. Beldarion is a good example. He was ancient and weakened by parasites, but kept his body in reasonable shape through training and the Force. There are also force service corps for those not suited to the order.

Hutts are a bad example though. Hutts are freakishly strong. And tough. They're slippery from mucus, secrete oils and are resistant to acid and blaster fire. They lack a full skeleton - like snakes. As they grow older they grew fatter, but that was mostly a social thing. They even regenerate slowly. A jedi from a race poorly suited to lightsaber combat could learn to leverage their strengths like Vader, concentrate on using the Force offensively or avoid it all together. The latter case probably goes to the service corps as healers or librarians. Maybe farmers or pilots.