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Swish is Back in WA

Swish (Blind Table Tennis) is on again after a short break. Swish is played every second Saturday of each month. 8 August 12 September 10 October 14 November
Ballroom Dancing Free Vision Impaired Dance Come and Try Session

Ballroom Dancing Free Vision Impaired Dance Come and Try Session. For people over 18 years.
Athlete Wellbeing Video Partnership

Blind Sports Australia is proud to have partnered with Jess Jasch from J-Leigh.com.au to produce a series of Athlete Wellbeing Videos, specifically tailored towards athletes who are Blind or have a Vision Impairment. This series of 8 videos will focus on areas such as active recovery, core activation, strengthening and stretching sessions and relaxation techniques.
Athlete Wellbeing Videos

Blind Sports Australia is proud to have partnered with Jess Jasch from J-Leigh.com.au to produce a series of Athlete Wellbeing Videos, specifically tailored towards athletes who are Blind or have a Vision Impairment.

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