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Adapted soccer with a ball that makes noise, and the goalkeepers are sighted but can't leave the area.

A version of baseball with a beeping ball and buzzing bases to guide the players.

Tennis adapted with a softer ball that makes noise and allows for extra bounces.

Fencing adapted where athletes begin the bout in contact with their opponent's sword and with a tactile piste to feel boundaries.

Archery adapted with tactile guides to assist with aiming and the help of a sighted spotter.

Bowling adapted with rails to guide the players to the line and audible devices to signal pins' placement.

Chess adapted by using tactile boards and pieces with different shapes for each chess piece.

Golf adapted with the assistance of a sighted guide to describe the layout and help with alignment.

Rowing adapted with a sighted coxswain to guide and command the timing and direction of the blind rowers.

Swimming adapted with tapping devices to warn swimmers of approaching walls and the aid of sighted guides.

Alpine skiing adapted with a sighted guide skiing ahead providing verbal instructions via headset.

Judo adapted where visually impaired athletes begin matches in contact with each other.

Snooker adapted with the help of a sighted assistant to describe the position of the balls and a tactile cueing system.

A team sport designed for blind athletes where players use their body to block a ball with bells inside from entering the goal.