Archery - Stutzman (USA) v Forsberg (FIN) - Men's Ind. Compound Open Gold Medal - London 2012
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2013
- "Armless archer" Matt Stutzman (USA) beaten by Jere Forsberg from Finland. Stutzman wins Silver, Forsberg wins Gold at the men's individual compound open.
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Stutzman is amazing. The Fin is just shooting while seated. Stutzman is shooting with his freaking feet!!!
Stutzman is clearly really good but for me this competition is unfair. Forsber is like a normal archer just sat on a chair, his disability does not interfers with the sport while the Stutzman disability is like "how the hell he can do that?!?".
Stutzman is currently in the process of moving to here in Utah determined to train to win the gold at Rio in 2016
I have to agree with previous comments. This is definitely not a balanced competition.
Does the word inspirational even give this video justice?? Mad respect to both of these archers,,however with that said, Matt Stutzman makes me feel DAMN proud to be an American!
if you think this is unfair...then you are being unfair to Matt for thinking he can't compete against opponents with arms, you overlooked his talent because of his disability...he's good, he did his best(i'm rooting for him tho)
If you do think this is a fair competition, you overlooked one person having arms and the other one not having arms. They don't have an equal disability to overcome. Not having the use of your legs doesn't affect your ability to shoot an arrow with your ARMS at all.
@@luminous6969 but then you're overlooking Forsberg's disability. Both should be praised for even competing at all. Forsberg is sitting at a 90 degree angle which is harder than standing to begin with. Look at the difference of swimmers in Paralympics. Jessica Long has amputated legs from the knee. She competes against some people who have all their limbs and still wins. Would you say it's unfair if Matt won? People would just compliment him for being an amazing archer. Disabilities don't define your skill. Props to both of them for an amazing match.
@@WitchSara246840 Yeah disabilities don't define your skill, but not all disabilities hinder you equally. What if he was deaf? A deaf person vs a guy with one arm would be a ridiculous mismatch and no one would be surprised if the deaf person won. But what if it was a blind person vs a guy with one arm? Now it would be absolutely amazing if the blind guy one. There are countless examples of different disabilities differently affecting your ability to physically perform a task. What if it was a guy with no legs vs a guy with no arms? Would you be amazed if the guy with arms won?
@@luminous6969 yes. i understand what your saying, but the Paralympics are as fair as they can get. it'd take too long to have competitions for ones without arms, ones with no legs, and so on. I'd be happy for either person winning. Because they are stepping out of their disability, doing things that 'normal' humans can do. Stutzman had to win against others with arms before this final match so it's obviously fair if he got this far. I understand what you mean, and I'm not saying that your wrong, it's just hard to get so specific with qualifications. Disabilities are disabilities.
That was an amazing competition... I was blown away by both men @ 70M it boggles my mind how they can hit bullseye after bullseye.. I watched this video because I was curious and now I'm hooked and going to try and find more.... honestly, this competition and these athletes deserve much more main stream exposure. cool stuff ! .... a new fan
That's awesome to hear! It is pretty incredible though - such focus and precision!
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so talented, he proves that a disability shouldn't stop you from doing what you want
He’s a legend mate.
truly amazing
2:58 thats probably one of the best shoots in the world.!!
pepsilight05 more like 11:16 is the best shot he’s shooting with his feet and the other dude is just sitting down
Inspiring and amazing!
I can't even shoot that well with arms 30 ft away from the target. Truly amazing.
I can't even shoot a Nerf bow from a foot away HAHAHA but this guy is truly amazing
Can you now?😜
nothing amazing when you train for years
This is really, really impressive!
Pure inspiration...period.
great man I admire the gent!!!
All the arrows hight on the left. The sihgt Matt! (It's a joke) You are one of the best archers. I know gold medallists, world recordmen, world finalits, european finalis, silver medallist in the paralimpics 92, but my favorit is a boy with down sindrome, he never affraid to fail.
And you, Matt. Thank you and congratulations.
The will the Stutzman has is amazing and what a shoot too!
Doughnut Spaghetti lol your grammar
Waw, triple 10 point!! That guy amazing!!
*actually, both of them are amazing*
I admired your tenacity mr stutzman
Stutzman is a genius!!!!!!
I like this guy
react Channel brought me here
I wonder since they use their feet to help draw the bow. Whats their draw weight
guau!, ganar en un 30-30, asombroso
How is this fucking fair at all? Having disabled legs doesn't affect your capability to use your arms to aim a bow, whilst Stutzman has to do it with his fucking foot? Can someone explain why these 2 got matched? Because i feel like it's extremely unfair.
Life isn't always fair. Get over it
Josh Lukowicz Competition often is.
Yeah it is supposed to be fair, but I guess thats just the rules of the Paralympics. There are to many different types of disabilities to match everyone up.
Even with such unequal matchup they still don't bitch like us and took it as a challenge to be this far.
Legs are likely steadier than arms when it comes to using a bow...
Good job matt that was awesome your pretty good u have expired me to shoot a bow thank u
how did he expire you?
Coledcur he made him age faster duh
stutman love you
Is Matt able to nock the arrow himself or does someone do it for him?
Edit: Wow he actually does it himself at 7:55!!!! That's amazing! Expected someone to do the setup for him and all that and he was just doing the shooting.
+slaiyfershin yup, he is incredible! :)
As far as I know he can do pretty anything by himself what's pretty amazing
MrBlackhawk49
From eating with a spoon to driving and repairing a car. What an absolutelegend.
Yes, it’s not a balanced competition though its interesting..
Completely unfair advantage. That dude has arms damn it
Ну ето очень круто Очень
So I was thinking about doing archery and I remember thinking I can't get a 10 at all but I saw this and I told myself if they can so can I this is truly amazing
That shits incredible.. and he's so good.. lol.
Это что-то... 👍
agreed
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Hands vs foot? Really? Everyone know that draw with two hands is more stable than draw with shoulder and foot!
Enemy : There's no way he's ever gonna hit any shots...
Matt : *Hits a 10
Enemy : WHAT DE FACKK!!!
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I used to shoot .22LR silhouette competition against a guy in a wheel chair and would get beat every time.
The fact is that the archers here are appying different techinques and shoud be in different classes.
They gonna have a class for Archers with no arms? Cuz I think there's only gonna be one person competing..
I'm stumped. Don't understand how he can do this!
I see what you did there.
That it's not fair
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Someone kept counting during the American’s pull
I came here because someone tried to give him a handshake and he has no arm
Finnish guy has absolutely no disadvantage when it comes to archery. What a joke!
why is archery even considered a sport? i mean don't get me wrong i freaking love archery but i like instinctive that's not even a bow that's a i don't even know how o describe it.
Marty Martin It's all about the mental game of it, try shooting in front of the crowd that doesn't want to be disappointed and at the same time keep shooting good under the constant stress that is thrown on you by some other people. It may be a physical sport but it's a 110% mental sport
Marty Martin a sport is any activity involving physical exertion and skill in which people can compete. that is why it is a sport.
+Marty Martin do you think shooting compound is easy? try scoring 750 over 75 arrows @ 18m, and then we'll talk