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Blind Tennis: ITC – Wed 7 Dec 2022

Photo of a blind tennis player about to return the ball with the text sayinh Wednesday 6 to 8 PM Blind Tennis (B1 Players)
Venue:
Islington Tennis Centre, Market Road, London, N7 9PL
Time:
6.00 pm - 8.00 pm
Phone:
07775 894 136
Date:
07th December 2022
Cost:
£4 for members    £8 for non-members


Blind Tennis at Islington Tennis Centre

Booking Link: https://tinyurl.com/BTennis07Dec22

Meet and greet is available to and from Caledonian Road Tube Station by arrangement.

Contact: Lucy or call 07966 260089

 

Visually impaired tennis is one of the faster-growing VI sports in the UK. Blind Tennis often called Soundball Tennis is played on either a badminton court or a standard tennis court using a junior tennis racket and an adapted sponge ball that makes a noise when it bounces. Balls can be either black or fluorescent yellow to give maximum contrast with the colour of the sports hall.

The standard rules of tennis apply with just a few modifications: if you’re totally blind you’re allowed three bounces, those with partial sight are allowed two. Just like standard tennis, you can play singles or doubles. Sighted players can play against visually impaired players, but they’re allowed only one bounce and no volleying.

 

Metro Blind Sports Links & Social Networks

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Blind Tennis: ITC – Wed 23 Nov 2022

Photo of a blind tennis player about to return the ball with the text sayinh Wednesday 6 to 8 PM Blind Tennis (B1 Players)
Venue:
Islington Tennis Centre, Market Road, London, N7 9PL
Time:
6.00 pm - 8.00 pm
Phone:
07775 894 136
Date:
23rd November 2022
Cost:
£4 for members    £8 for non-members


Blind Tennis at Islington Tennis Centre

Booking Link: https://tinyurl.com/BTennis23Nov22

Meet and greet is available to and from Caledonian Road Tube Station by arrangement.

Contact: Lucy or call 07966 260089

 

Visually impaired tennis is one of the faster-growing VI sports in the UK. Blind Tennis often called Soundball Tennis is played on either a badminton court or a standard tennis court using a junior tennis racket and an adapted sponge ball that makes a noise when it bounces. Balls can be either black or fluorescent yellow to give maximum contrast with the colour of the sports hall.

The standard rules of tennis apply with just a few modifications: if you’re totally blind you’re allowed three bounces, those with partial sight are allowed two. Just like standard tennis, you can play singles or doubles. Sighted players can play against visually impaired players, but they’re allowed only one bounce and no volleying.

 

Metro Blind Sports Links & Social Networks

Get all the latest blind & partially sighted event information & news as soon as we do!

Metro Blind Sport:  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  LinkedIn

Metro Blind Sport membership:  more info or Join here

 

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Blind Tennis: ITC – Wed 9 Nov 2022

Photo of a blind tennis player about to return the ball with the text sayinh Wednesday 6 to 8 PM Blind Tennis (B1 Players)
Venue:
Islington Tennis Centre, Market Road, London, N7 9PL
Time:
6.00 pm - 8.00 pm
Phone:
07775 894 136
Date:
09th November 2022
Cost:
£4 for members    £8 for non-members


Blind Tennis at Islington Tennis Centre

Booking Link: https://tinyurl.com/BTennis09Nov22

Meet and greet is available to and from Caledonian Road Tube Station by arrangement.

Contact: Lucy or call 07966 260089

 

Visually impaired tennis is one of the faster-growing VI sports in the UK. Blind Tennis often called Soundball Tennis is played on either a badminton court or a standard tennis court using a junior tennis racket and an adapted sponge ball that makes a noise when it bounces. Balls can be either black or fluorescent yellow to give maximum contrast with the colour of the sports hall.

The standard rules of tennis apply with just a few modifications: if you’re totally blind you’re allowed three bounces, those with partial sight are allowed two. Just like standard tennis, you can play singles or doubles. Sighted players can play against visually impaired players, but they’re allowed only one bounce and no volleying.

 

Metro Blind Sports Links & Social Networks

Get all the latest blind & partially sighted event information & news as soon as we do!

Metro Blind Sport:  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  LinkedIn

Metro Blind Sport membership:  more info or Join here

 

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Blind Tennis: ITC – Wed 26 Oct 2022

Photo of a blind tennis player about to return the ball with the text sayinh Wednesday 6 to 8 PM Blind Tennis (B1 Players)
Venue:
Islington Tennis Centre, Market Road, London, N7 9PL
Time:
6.00 pm - 8.00 pm
Phone:
07775 894 136
Date:
26th October 2022
Cost:
£4 for members    £8 for non-members


Blind Tennis at Islington Tennis Centre

Booking Link: https://tinyurl.com/BTennis26Oct22

Meet and greet is available to and from Caledonian Road Tube Station by arrangement.

Contact: Lucy or call 07966 260089

 

Visually impaired tennis is one of the faster-growing VI sports in the UK. Blind Tennis often called Soundball Tennis is played on either a badminton court or a standard tennis court using a junior tennis racket and an adapted sponge ball that makes a noise when it bounces. Balls can be either black or fluorescent yellow to give maximum contrast with the colour of the sports hall.

The standard rules of tennis apply with just a few modifications: if you’re totally blind you’re allowed three bounces, those with partial sight are allowed two. Just like standard tennis, you can play singles or doubles. Sighted players can play against visually impaired players, but they’re allowed only one bounce and no volleying.

 

Metro Blind Sports Links & Social Networks

Get all the latest blind & partially sighted event information & news as soon as we do!

Metro Blind Sport:  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  LinkedIn

Metro Blind Sport membership:  more info or Join here

 

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Blind Tennis: ITC – Wed 12 Oct 2022

Photo of a blind tennis player about to return the ball with the text sayinh Wednesday 6 to 8 PM Blind Tennis (B1 Players)
Venue:
Islington Tennis Centre, Market Road, London, N7 9PL
Time:
6.00 pm - 8.00 pm
Phone:
07775 894 136
Date:
12th October 2022
Cost:
£4 for members    £8 for non-members


Blind Tennis at Islington Tennis Centre

Booking Link: https://tinyurl.com/BTennis12Oct22

Meet and greet is available to and from Caledonian Road Tube Station by arrangement.

Contact: Lucy or call 07966 260089

 

Visually impaired tennis is one of the faster-growing VI sports in the UK. Blind Tennis often called Soundball Tennis is played on either a badminton court or a standard tennis court using a junior tennis racket and an adapted sponge ball that makes a noise when it bounces. Balls can be either black or fluorescent yellow to give maximum contrast with the colour of the sports hall.

The standard rules of tennis apply with just a few modifications: if you’re totally blind you’re allowed three bounces, those with partial sight are allowed two. Just like standard tennis, you can play singles or doubles. Sighted players can play against visually impaired players, but they’re allowed only one bounce and no volleying.

 

Metro Blind Sports Links & Social Networks

Get all the latest blind & partially sighted event information & news as soon as we do!

Metro Blind Sport:  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram  |  LinkedIn

Metro Blind Sport membership:  more info or Join here

 

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