The theme of this paper is physical exercise and sports activities of persons with visual impairment. Limitation in visual development has an impact on personality development, space management, communication, and social interaction. By searching foreign and domestic literature, and looking into the results of the research, the problems encountered by people with visual impairment in sporting activities are presented. Essential items are provided to help people with impaired vision to integrate more successfully into sports activities and sports and their specificity of adaptation to kinesiological activity. It has also been described as helping blind and partially sighted people to overcome the communication barriers they face and how they are easiest and fastest to navigate in space and certainly be part of the sports community. There are also some sports with which visually impaired people meet their specifics and classifications. The way of working and approaching people with disabilities has been highlighted during the exercise of physical activity and training. This article discusses with athlete Petra Deša, multiple European Champion in Bowling in Category B1 and Lorena Draženović, Master of Kinesiology who worked at the Dnevni centar za rehabilitaciju djece i mladih "Mali dom - Zagreb" with children with impaired vision. Through the conversations they gave very interesting facts, observations they encountered during the implementation of sports activities of persons with visual impairment.