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Beep Baseball

Beep Baseball. Who can play beep baseball?. •Beep baseball is a sport designed for athletes who are blind or have low vision. B1, B2, B3 It consists of two buzzing bases and a beeping ball. Six outfielders are on the field at a time.

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Beep Baseball

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  1. Beep Baseball

  2. Who can play beep baseball? • •Beep baseball is a sport designed for athletes who are blind or have low vision. • B1, B2, B3 • It consists of two buzzing bases and a beeping ball. • Six outfielders are on the field at a time. • To score, the offense has to reach a base before the outfielders retrieve the ball.

  3. Beep Baseball field

  4. Beep Baseballs

  5. Tactile board

  6. Tactile Braille board

  7. Blindfolds Readjusting 6 people on the field Raise ball over head for an out No gloves Score a run by tagging a base 4 strike outs Cheering only at certain times No blindfolds 9 people on the field Catching the ball or tagging the base for an out Gloves Score a run by touching home plate 3 strike outs Cheering all the time What are some differences between beep baseball and baseball?

  8. How are they similar? • Tees/pitching • Bats • Teams • Outs • Switching after the innings • Fans/Announcers

  9. The base

  10. Beep baseball base and sound machine

  11. Remember you must call time out before checking your eyewear!

  12. The ready position

  13. Want to learn more? • Visit: http://www.nbba.org

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