Visually Adaptive Sports Visually adaptive sports are sports that contain modifications that allow athletes with visual impairments to play and compete. Visually adaptive sports feature specific additions and rules that make it possible for players of all abilities to enjoy the sport. Have something to add? It looks like we’re running low on content for these sports. Help us fill this page with useful tips, drills, and information. Submit your ideas or resources and we’ll get to work! Make a suggestion How to Coach Differing Personality Types Avoid mismatches between coaching style and player personality More Athlete's Health Articles Stay Loose: Helping Your Athletes Practice Mindfulness Why Wrestling Makes You a Better Football Player 4 Ways to Get Athletes More Fuel During Breakfast TrueSport Expert Kristen Ziesmer is sharing a few tips to help ensure that your athlete gets the nutrients that they need in the morning to avoid under-fueling. Preventing Heat Illness in Athletes Rising temperatures combined with intense sports training present the greatest risk of heat illness, especially in the first weeks of practices. And long practices in poorly ventilated gyms or studios carry a higher risk of heat illness. Hockey Breakfast Ideas Why Athletes Should Steer Clear of Online Peptides 6 Ways to Help Prepare Athletes for Future Anti-Doping Programs Tammy Hanson, Director of Elite Education at USADA, shares a few ways that coaches can help their athletes prepare for an anti-doping program. How to Fuel for Two-a-Day Practices Two-a-day practices have become the norm for many youth athletes and it can make eating right throughout the day more difficult. 5 Ways Physical Health Impacts Mental Health TrueSport Expert Michele LaBotz shares five ways physical health issues can give rise to struggles with mental health for athletes. Rule Change to Enhance Heart Protection for Athletes Developing Internal Confidence How Schools Are Keeping Young Athletes Safe View all athlete health articles