People with visual impairments are often deprived of opportunities to take advantage of the welfare of organized forms of physical activity and its beneficial effects. However, the practice of sport plays an important role in the long process of rehabilitation and provides a number of benefits that contribute to improving the quality of life of these people. Bukyo Ryu Ju - Jitsu is a modern martial art and a system of self-defense which incorporates elements of traditional and modern martial arts. This system developed as a result of a globally increasing need to develop effective methods of self-defense, but also to raise and maintain mobility, function and mental ability of an individual to deal with the dangers and challenges encountered in everyday life. Combat Sports can be very useful for people with visual impairment and through minimal corrections and changes of the rules and equipment, it can be made available to this population. Martial arts are a very complex form of physical activity and in order to properly train for it one must take into account the fact that only with the instructions of an experienced coach will the participant fully be able to understand and take advantage of the training. Adjusting martial arts training to the needs and abilities of people with disabilities requires a deep and interdisciplinary skill of the trainer, so that the participants could learn about all the aspects of the martial arts. The purpose of this research was to investigate the influence of practicing Bukyo Ryu Ju - Jitsu on various life aspects of blind person, compare it with the impact of inclusion in the program of psychosocial rehabilitation and gain insight into the role of coach who works with blind athlete. The research involved two people, a blind person who is engaged in training Bukyo Ryu Ju – Jitsu (28) and his coach (41). The data was collected through questionnaires designed for this study and video recordings during belt promotion and trainings. The results showed that by the estimation of the blind person doing Bukyo Ryu Ju - Jitsu has a very positive impact on the various aspects of his life and a greater impact on these aspects than the psychosocial rehabilitation program in which he was involved, especially the variables "Orientation and mobility" "Motor skills" and "Social skills". It also showed that the coach evaluated that there are no significant differences in the complexity of working with an athlete with visual impairment in relation to working with one who has normal vision.