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20-09-2021

#Tokyo2020: Jardiel reflects on golden blind football debut

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games

Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games – re-live the action from blind football, goalball and judo Re-watch all the goalball, judo and blind football competition from the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games which took place between 24 August – 5 September. Blind football – 29 August – 4 September Final – Brazil v Argentina Bronze medal match – […]

04-09-2021

2021 IBSA Judo Grand Prix | Warwick

The 2021 IBSA Judo Grand Prix, in Warwick, Great Britain took place from 19-20 June. The competition was the final qualifier...

20-06-2021

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#Tokyo2020: Jardiel reflects on golden blind football debut

Brazil has long been a seedbed for the world’s top football talent. At Tokyo 2020, a blend of experience and youthful promise...

20-09-2021

#Tokyo2020: Four things we learned about judo

Judoka from around the globe gathered at the legendary Nippon Budokan at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, the home of judo....

17-09-2021

#Tokyo2020: Five things we learned about blind football

A surprising bronze medal and some impressive debuts showed the ever-deepening field in blind football at the Tokyo 2020...

14-09-2021

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IBSA, the International Blind Sports Federation, is in charge of a wide range of sports for athletes who are blind or partially sighted.

In IBSA we believe sport is one of the best ways to promote mainstreaming and integration in society for people with a visual impairment. Sport can help people overcome their disability by boosting their self-esteem and their ability to overcome adversity.

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