Theme of this paper is judo as a part of Paralympic sport. Searching domestic and foreign literature and checking the results of researches, paper shows the positive effects of judo on functional ability (aerobic ability, anaerobic energetic capacity) and motor ability (quantitative- strength, speed, endurance, flexibility and qualitative-coordination, agility, balance, precision) as well as psychological (autonomy, self-confidence, motivation) and social features for blind and visually impaired persons. This thesis summarized the history of the Paralympic judo from the very beginning until today. It describes the values of judo and the basic differences of training and judo combat for blind and visually impaired judoka. In the paper are analysed judo rules, organization and classification of blind and visually impaired competitors. This paper contains interview with Tadija Orlović who trained Croatian Paralympic athlete Mirsad Bećirović and the Croatian paralympian Lucija Brešković. Through interviews they revealed very instructive observations on this particular methods of work with visually impaired people.