Blind and partially sighted sports
With the foot locater and aiming guide it is possible to access and compete in this sport, we shoot our arrows from what is known as a re-curve bow, similar to the type used in London 2012.
Want to know more about VI Archery! read more … or Contact us
Contact: lucy.simper@metroblindsport.org or Phone: 07966260089
Want to know more about VI Athletics! read more… or Contact us
Contact:martin.symcox@metroblindsport.org or Phone: 07508958927
There is no reason why VI bowlers can’t play against fully sighted players and they often do. It is a sport for people of all ages.
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If anyone is tempted to join us or just wants to know more about the game, please get in touch with Wilbert. Contact: Wilbertwilliams433@msn.com
or call 07956 352 199
you will get the opportunity to learn how to climb under a guided professional instructor and get active in a unique way!
These sessions will provide you with a great experience of learning how to use the ropes and gain increased confidence in climbing and navigating different types of walls within the centre.
For more info please Contact us: martin.symcox@metroblindsport.org or Phone: 07508958927
Want to know more about VI Cricket! read more… or Contact us
Cricket Contact: Rory Field Email Rory or Tel. 07742 323224
We have put this page together to help our Members and visitors, find the most local and regular Vision Impaired Tandem Cycling sessions, as easily as possible.
- Try our free E-bike rides: https://blindsport.uk/E-bikeRide
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The Quick links on the Cycling page will take you to the available Tandem Cycling sessions in the London area right now!
Want to know more about VI Cycling and Tandem Cycling! read more
Contact: martin.symcox@metroblindsport.org or Phone: 07508958927
Want to know more about VI Football! read more… or Contact us

Want to know more about VI Sailing! read more… or Contact us
Metro Blind Sport in partnership with Ealing Swimming Club and Everyone Active are offering one to one swimming lessons, as we believe this is the best way to start if you have always wanted to try swimming, but need that one to one support.
Thanks to the Sport England Tackling Inequalities Fund, the Metro Blind Sport, ‘Walk in the Park’ is a London walking program for blind and partially sighted people.
- Our weekly walks will take place across different parks in London.
- Our walks are free, fun, and friendly – perfect to help you get active and meet new people.