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IBSA Blind Football referee training course set to begi...
The first of the three scheduled sessions in the on-line referee education course for new blind football officials will take place later today. The course has proven to b...
IBSA Powerlifting and Benchpress World Championships he...
The International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) Powerlifting has announced that the 2021 IBSA Powerlifting and Benchpress World Championships will be held in Tbilisi, Ge...
Sign-up for Women’s Blind Football Camp and Tourn...
The IBSA Football Committee is delighted to announce that registration is open for the Women’s Blind Football Camp and Tournament in Hereford, Great Britain, in July. The...
IBSA at 40 – Celebrating four decades as world le...
The International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) is celebrating 40 years of growing sports for people with visual impairments in 2021. In the four decades since its birth...
IBSA confirms four out-of-competition sight classificat...
Visually impaired classification panels confirmed at four venues in three continents as IBSA seeks to ensure all athletes qualified for Tokyo are classified prior to the...
Blind football World Grand Prix heading to Tokyo
The International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) have announced that the blind football competition calendar will re-start in Tokyo, Japan, from 30 May-5 June after more...
Montenegro’s Nikolic hoping for star turn
Youngster Nikola Nikolic is full of hope and optimism for Montenegro’s appearance at the postponed International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) Goalball European Champion...
Goalball extends rules feedback deadline
The International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) Goalball has extended the deadline for feedback on its current rules and regulations to 31 March. Originally the review o...
IBSA Blind Football offers on-line training course for...
The IBSA Football Committee has announced an exciting new on-line education opportunity for aspiring blind football referees. The course is aimed at referees beginning th...
IBSA and IPF partner to promote powerlifting
The International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) and the International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding for the p...
First round of consultation ends for new judo classific...
The first round of consultation for a new classification system for IBSA Judo – which has seen more than 120 athletes, coaches, officials and classifiers take part in onl...
The birth of blind football in Malawi
Malawi took a historic step in 2019 when it hosted its first regional training camp for blind football coaches. The country is riding the wave of the wider development of...