Swish: An Inclusive Table Tennis Game for all vision people

What is Swish?

Swish, or Vision Impaired Table Tennis, is an Australian-invented adaptive sport that blends table tennis and air hockey.

Players hit an audible plastic or rattling ball under a 75 cm high solid wooden screen across a table, allowing blind, vision-impaired, and sighted people to compete equally.

Learn more here: https://blindsportsaustralia.com.au/vision-impaired-table-tennis-swish/

Frankston Swish Club is welcoming new players: Come from the game. Stay for the friendships.

Who can play?

• Everyone is welcome to come and give it a try: Blind, low-vision, fully sighted, family, friends and support workers.
• No Experience is needed.
• All Equipment is provided.
• Opportunities to represent the club and compete in tournaments, if interested.

When?

• Frankston Swish Club meet each Wednesday afternoon in Frankston.
• Please contact to register your interest and for specific time and location.

Cost?

• $3 per week, to help cover room hire and afternoon tea.

Location

Please register for specific address -

Frankston