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Blind Soccer Clinic

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Date

Saturday, December 13,3:00 pm - 5:30 pm

Location

Arena Sports Magnuson

7751 63rd Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98115

Registration

Free; space is limited. RSVP required.

Overview

Join the U.S. Association of Blind Athletes (USABA) and the Seattle FIFA World Cup 26™ Local Organizing Committee (SeattleFWC26) for a hands-on Blind Soccer clinic, a practical information session for coaches/officials/recreation leaders, a demonstration from the US National Blind Soccer Team, and a short press moment spotlighting Seattle’s Blind Soccer legacy.

All experience levels welcome—players who are blind or low vision, sighted goalkeepers/guides, coaches, referees/officials, PE teachers, program directors, media, community partners, and anyone interested in learning more about adaptable sports.

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FAqs

Yes—free and RSVP required due to limited capacity.

No. It’s beginner-friendly and valuable for experienced players/coaches, too.

Yes. Sighted goalkeepers, guides, coaches, officials, and supporters are encouraged. Some drills simulate low-vision play to teach communication and orientation.

Athletic shoes (no metal studs), comfortable sportswear, and a water bottle. We’ll provide eye shades and audible balls.

Blind Soccer uses a bell ball, kick-boards on the sidelines, five-a-side teams, and two 20-minute halves; outfield players wear eye patches and eyeshades. There’s no offside, and corner kicks are in play. Goalkeepers can be sighted or partially sighted (B2/B3). usaba.org

Yes—safety, positioning, rules, communication, training progressions, and pathways to certification/continued learning.

Yes. Tell us any guidance you’d like our team/volunteers to follow.

Yes—ASL with advance notice (request on the form).

You’ll get a confirmation email after registering and an update with any final logistics before the event.

Yes, for more details email info@seattlefwc26.org.

We’ll share updates on Seattle’s Blind Soccer hub, future clinics, coaching/officiating trainings, and the planned international friendly window May 22–May 25, 2026 (opponent/venue TBD).

Email info@seattlefwc26.org.