Games equipment for disabled people - independent help and advice

Games equipment

This section includes a range of games equipment that may be suitable for people with disabilities. Items include:¹

Balls and ball game equipment, including balls which emit sounds or have textured surfaces;
Quoits, rings and discs for throwing games;
Equipment to help with playing billiards, pool or snooker;
Bowling equipment and accessories;
Floor and wall games;
Handgrips and attachments that may be used with sporting equipment such as golf clubs, snooker cues, and fishing rods.

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Balls and ball game equipment

Quoits, rings and discs for throwing games

Billiards, pool and snooker equipment

Bowling equipment

Floor and wall games

Handgrips and attachments

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Help and advice

Participating in games or sports can have positive benefits for people with disabilities. As well as the health benefits of physical activity such as lowering high blood pressure, maintaining a healthy weight and boosting the immune system, exercise through games or sports can also help you feel good, increase your self-confidence and provide an opportunity for social interaction and friendship.^2,3

It is recommended that you consult your GP or medical professional before you participate in games or sports, especially if you have not done so before.

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