Visual impairment for adults has an adverse impact on their quality of life. They are characterized by difficulties in employment and declining labor productivity, and against this background, there is a high prevalence of depression and anxiety disorders. For older people, visual impairment can deepen social isolation, make it difficult to move in municipal spaces, and increase the risk of various types of injuries, which increases the likelihood of finding them in nursing homes or long-term care facilities. Socialization of people with vision problems can be carried out in the system of physical exercises, adapted to the specifics of deviations in this ability. Along with increasing the level of physical condition, improving health, the blind and visually impaired trainees will acquire self-confidence, in their abilities, thereby increasing their self-esteem. From these positions, attention should be paid to the preparation of a fitness coach to work with such people, as well as fitness institutions to equip their gyms with appropriate apparatus and equipment.