Adaptive Sports

Beep baseball is a form of baseball which can be played by people who are visually impaired, using a ball that beeps. Wayfinder Family Services partners with the SoCal Beep Baseball Association for Beep Baseball clinics throughout the year.

Athletes of all abilities ages 12 and up, including adults, are welcome to practice, play and/or learn to coach! No previous experience required. Sighted siblings, friends and family are also welcome to join as volunteers. This program is free of charge to all participants and volunteers, but registration is required.

Sports supplies and safety equipment will be provided. Please dress comfortably, close toe shoes are required and bring your own water. No food or beverages will be provided.

You can see upcoming dates, times and location here and register as a participant or volunteer below.

REGISTER

Blind tennis is an adapted version of tennis for players who are blind or visually impaired, featuring a larger, softer ball that makes a rattling sound and can bounce multiple times before being returned. The sport emphasizes keen listening, precise timing, and skillful movement, enabling players to engage in competitive and enjoyable matches. Wayfinder Family Services partners with United States Tennis Association for Blind Tennis clinics throughout the year.

Athletes of all abilities ages 7 and up, including adults, are welcome to practice, play and/or learn to coach! No previous experience required. Sighted siblings, friends and family are also welcome to join as volunteers. This program is free of charge to all participants and volunteers, but registration is required.

Sports supplies and safety equipment will be provided. Please dress comfortably, close toe shoes are required and bring your own water. No food or beverages will be provided.

You can see upcoming dates, times and location here and register as a participant or volunteer below.

REGISTER

Blind Soccer
Blind soccer, also known as five-a-side football, is a fast-paced, dynamic sport designed for players who are blind or visually impaired. It features a ball with a noise-making device inside, allowing players to locate it through sound, and requires exceptional teamwork, spatial awareness, and communication skills. Wayfinder Family Services partners with US Association of Blind Athletes for Blind Soccer clinics throughout the year.

Athletes of all abilities ages 7 and up, including adults, are welcome to practice, play and/or learn to coach! No previous experience required. Sighted siblings, friends and family are also welcome to join as volunteers. This program is free of charge to all participants and volunteers, but registration is required.