Inner vision : the story of the world's greatest blind athlete

Craig MacFarlane is undoubtedly the World's Greatest Blind Athlete. The question, as always in Craig's life: Why limit him with the word "blind"? Inner Vision begins with Craig being blinded in an accident at age 2 1/2. It goes through his becoming a champion sprinter, internationally acclaimed wrestler, downhill skier and as a regular in the water skiing spectacular at world famous Cypress Gardens. He's shot a 91 in golf. "I've always said my playing golf blows the theory of keeping your eye on the ball," he says. Craig now makes over 200 appearances a year-everything from children in a classroom setting to 3-time speaker at the Republican National Convention. The Canadian-born athlete discusses his achievements, including winning over one hundred gold medals in a variety of sports, without being hindered by his blindness