Australian Goalball Nationals | GM17
The following short documentary highlights the Women’s and Men’s final at the Australian Goalball Nationals, GM17
Blind Ambition | Blind Cricket Documentary
The following short documentary highlights the work and achievements of Ray Moxly covering his involvement in Blind Cricket and his charity work with League of Friends of the Blind (LOFOB). We hope that it motivates more people to become involved in Blind Cricket in whatever capacity they can, or simply inspires others to support Ray in his White Mobility Cane project for the LOFOB.
Blind Faith
Here in Perth this week there’s been an Australian Open championship with a difference; The Australian Blind Golf Open and it attracted a field of truly remarkable athletes.
Video courtesy of 9 News Perth
Presentation: Including Students With Vision Impairments in Physical Education
Emily White discusses the equipment available, and how to modify equipment to engage children with vision impairment in physical education in a practical way.
Video courtesy of Statewide Vision Resource Centre
Blind Sailing:
Sydney to Hobart yacht race
Ryan talks about his time with the Sailors with Disabilities yacht ‘Kayle’ during the 2015 Rolex Sydney to Hobart race.
Video courtesy of Sailors with Disabilities
Blind Tenpin Bowling:
Getting ready for the International Blind Sports World Games
Justin Bettes preparing for the IBSA World Games.
Video courtesy of ABC News and Laura Garty
Blind Ambition:
2016 Blind Cricket Nationals
Watch Australia’s best cricketers compete at the blind cricket nationals.
Video courtesy of Channel 7
Blind Motorcycling:
Ben Felten’s story
See the story of Ben Felten’s ambition to become to fastest blind person on a motorbike.
Video courtesy of 4Community and Daily Planet
What is Goalball?
Find out what the paralympic sport of Goalball is – the only blind and vision impaired specific sport in the Paralympic Games
Blind Ambition:
Ryan Honschooten’s story
Ryan Honschooten is a man who’s had a number of hurdles placed in front of him throughout his life. He’s completely blind but completely independent. Working full-time and sailing the world, he’s a self-described “yes-man”.
Video courtesy of VisAbility
Blind Mountain Biking:
Visually impaired, Daniel Sharp shows his skills mountain biking, snow boarding and swimming. Presenter Curtis Palmer tries his hand at a few tricks too.
Lord’s Taverners International Blind Cricket Series:
2016 Blind Cricket Australia v England
Rachael Leahcar sings the Australian National Anthem at the Opening Ceremony.
Video courtesy of Cricket Australia and Adam Dargwidge
Marilyn Luck
Blind Ten Pin bowler
Marilyn Luck – World Champion Blind Ten Pin bowler.
Visually Impaired Bowling:
Blind Bowlers Tutorial
Scottish Association for Blind Bowlers Tutorial presented by Jonathan Cawley and Ron McArthur.
World land speed record:
Mike Newman’s story
Watch the story of Mike Newman attempting to break his world blind land speed record.
Video courtesy of Speed of Sight and 5 News
Blind Wrestling:
Olympic Wrestler Clinton Davies
Olympic wrestler Clinton Davies has a dream to be the first blind person to compete at the Olympics.
Goalball: A Sport For the Blind
Germany versus Japan; 2011
All the players are either partially blind or clinically blind. All the players wear blindfolds to ensure they are only able to play with their sense of hearing and sense of touch. Ther are three players to a team who guard a nine metre (twenty nine and a half foot) wide goal from a one point two-five kilogram (two point seven-five pound) ball uniquely filled with bells that can be thrown at a speed of over eighty kilometres per hour or fifty miles per hour! Quite fast!
Matt: A Kid who is Blind Dominates Sports
Matt Stevens demonstrates how he not only plays but dominates a variety of sports. STRIKE! BIRIDE! WHAT ELSE?
Adaptations for Blind Sports
The adaptions made by Totally Blind and Visially Impaired Sports Athletes for Athletics, Swimming, Judo and Wrestling, Powerlifting and Goalball.
Blind Tennis: Womens Singles Final 2010
A Demonstration with additional text explanation of how Tennis is played by the Blind and Visually Impaired.
The Womens Singles Final was from a very successful tournament played at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton, London on the 16/17th of October 2010, organised by Metro Blind Sports.
Amazing Blind Baseball League
Believe it or not, there is a league for the blind to play Baseball! The game known as “Beep Ball” was created in 1964 and has very specific guidelines on how to play. The pitcher is on the team as the batter. Right when the ball is hit, it beeps for the blind players in the field, who try and grab it as quickly as possible.
Blind Football
British Blind Football Competition preparing fro the Bejing Olympics.
Extreme Ice Karting
Extreme Ice karting for the visually impaired and Blind sports club in Switzerland.
Hong Kong Blind Sports Association
Hong Kong Blind Sports Association attempt to break record for marathon swimming relay.
Blind Tennis
Interview with Odette from Metro Blind Sports
Discovery Blind Sports
Blind Alpine Skiing
Blind Jiu-jitsu
Jiu-jitsu one of the best sports for blind people. Video from Florida USA.
Blind Cricket
Nathan Bracken faces Blind Cricket on Fox Sports report on Trans Tasman Cricket Test between New Zealand and Australia.
Blind Wrestling
Ontario Canada Blind Sports Association athletes wrestling demonstration.
Blind Fishing
Fishing at Don’s Pond with folks from the Blind Sports Week. They got several cats with the biggest around 10lb and was 27 inches long.
Blind Sports: Karate
Tampa Lighthouse for The Blind and Extreme Youth Sports Karate!
Blind Powerlifting
Ontario Canada Blind Sports Association athletes Blind Powerlifting demonstration.
Visually Impaired Skiing
Former Telluride TV host Jeb Berrier interviews Telluride Adative Sports Program’s (TASP) visually impaired skier Kevin Foster and Walter Wright (TASP volunteer). Kevin skies the most extreme terrain on the mountain from moguls to steeps and through trees.
Blind Alpine Skiing
Spain’s Jon Santacana and his guide Miguel Galindo Garces interview. They explain how they ski at 100 kilometres per hour despite Santacan’s visual impairment.
