Blind sports are athletic activities designed for individuals with visual impairments. These sports often use specialized equipment, such as tactile balls or sound-emitting devices, to help players navigate and participate. Popular examples include goalball, blind soccer, and beep baseball, which allow athletes to compete on an equal footing with their sighted peers. Organizations and events, such as the International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA), promote blind sports worldwide. They provide resources, training, and competitions to enhance the skills and opportunities for visually impaired athletes. These initiatives foster inclusivity and encourage physical fitness, teamwork, and personal growth.