| Tandem CyclingTrack and Road Cycling is conducted utilizing a Tandem Cycle which is a bike with two seats. The combination of the pilot who is sighted and the stoker who is blind or vision impaired work together to propel the tandem cycle. |
| Cricket Cricket is a team sport played using a ball with metal pieces inside to create a rattling noise which allows players to locate and react to its movement. Bowling occurs by an underarm motion with at least two bounces occurring before reaching the batsman . |
| AthleticsB1 and B2 athletes are able to have a sighted guide runner alongside them to guide them around the track. Extra assistance in the field events when jumping or throwing is also allowed |
| Lawn BowlsEach player has a sighted director, who describes the shot, lines them up and advises the results. This applies for B1, B2 and B3 competitors |
| A caddy assists the golfer with verbal descriptions of the shot, the distance, the layout or any hazards and assists with the line up for the putt. Golfers who are blind or vision impaired are allowed to ground their club in a hazard. |
| Tenpin Bowling Blind tenpin bowlers can use specially designed apparatus to assist with direction. However bowlers who are vision impaired compete without any modifications to the game |
| Judo Competitors compete under able-bodied rules. Minor adjustments are made to suit the needs of athletes who are blind or vision impaired. |
| Indoor BowlsB1 and B2 players are able to have a sighted helper on request, to describe the shot, line them up and advise the result. |
| Goal BallPlayed on a volleyball sized court, each team has three players who must stay in their half of the court and defend the backlines. Players listen to the sound of the bell in the ball to locate it and stop it with their bodies by sliding along the court. The ball must be thrown underarm and along the ground only. Tactile markers and verbal communication are used for orientation. |
| Swimming B1 and B2 athletes are able to have a tapper to indicate when the swimmer is approaching the end of the lap. |
| Power Lifting B1 and B2 are able to request a sighted guide to assist with the setting up for a lift. |
| Sailing Teams consist of four sailors. Two sailors who are blind or vision impaired, one who steers the boat without any assistance and the other serves as crew for trimming sails. The two crew members who are sighted act as their guides. Other than the sighted person assisting the crew member with trimming sails no physical touch of any controls is allowed, all communication is verbal. |
