Whether it’s martial arts, beep baseball or blind hockey, Alex Barrera believes staying active is key to dealing with vision loss. There’s hardly a day that Alex Barrera isn’t taking …
Through adaptive sports, Alex Barrera has learned to cope with vision loss Read More »
The visually impaired Pennsylvania native shares his experiences playing both blind and regular hockey, making the U.S. Blind Hockey Team and skating with an NHL legend. About 46 miles northeast …
Playing Blind and Sighted Hockey Gives Anthony Ashbaugh the Best of Both Worlds Read More »
Blind athletes from around the United States took part in the annual Blind Hockey Classic this past October in Fort Wayne. For nearly 80 years, the Turnstone Center for Children …
Since 2016, blind and visually impaired individuals in the Pittsburgh area have experienced the joy of playing hockey. Blind ice hockey was first introduced in Canada in the early 1970’s, …
Pittsburgh Rhinos Bring the Excitement of Hockey to the Blind and Visually Impaired Read More »
Turnstone is excited to be a part of hosting the Blind & Special Hockey Classics in Fort Wayne from Oct. 21-23. You can help us welcome the team and experience …
Surfing and blind hockey has given 17-year-old Drew Basile confidence to do almost anything. As a middle school health and physical education teacher in the Brooklyn, New York area, Lauren …
On the Ice Or in the Water, Drew Basile Is Living His Sports Dream Read More »
The Foreseeable Future Foundation helps Metro Blind Hockey improve experiences for blind athletes.
“It’s like being free.” –Brady Koehler Brady Koehler is an athletic and bright 16-year-old sophomore at St. Dominic High School in New York. Brady has just started on a new hockey team and what …
“They can take our vision, but they can’t take the sport away. Kieth Haley from the Hartford Braillers Being visually impaired can make it seem like your opportunities have dwindled, …
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