Swimming | Men's 100m Freestyle - S11 Final | Rio 2016 Paralympic Games
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- Опубликовано: 14 сен 2016
- Gold: SNYDER Bradley United States of America - 56.15
Silver: YANG Bozun China - 59.51
Bronze: KIMURA Keiichi - 59.63
1 KIMURA Keiichi Japan
2 HERBST Hendri South Africa
3 SOUZA Matheus Brazil
4 SNYDER Bradley United States of America
5 YANG Bozun People's Republic of China
6 ZUDZILAU Hryhory Belarus
7 MAKOWSKI Wojciech Poland
8 SMRCKA Miroslav Czech Republic
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I thought Michael Phelps winning a 200m fly when his goggles filled up at the start was impressive, but this just takes the cake
watching the Paralympics is so inspirational. what WONDERFUL athletes
crazy it's hard to live without sight, not to mention swim.
just googled this out of curiousity. and i think it is cool
Holy crap! These guys are all blind! Awesome!
4:37 is when it starts
Great job Bradley!!
This was so much joy to watch 🥰
👏👏👏👏👏👏até a virada foi perfeita
Incredible.
Wow well done boys
Lane 8 guy is 52 wow
Just asking how do they know where to tumble turn
Whuao mis respeto campeones
木村さん👍
Dude what, these guys are faster than me
Same
Same
Perhaps because they’re athletes
I was wondering what the poles were for...
Angela Siu it's because they are blind so their coach touches them with this pole to make sure that they make the turn or they will smash their faces on the wall
Eyo camera man at the end was seeing smt😅😂
👍👍👍
wow a beautiful man 6:34 7:34
There are too blind kids on my team, I look forward to seeing them swim here.
i 'see' what you did there
Snyder went .2 faster than my PR from last summer that’s super impressive my guy has to train blind
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3:18 lol that baby is 5 now
What if Caeleb Dressel become blind and copete with paraolympic swimmers?
Err how bradley snyder choose his tattoos?
He was not always blind, I believe he lost his eyesight due to an IED. He has a book if you're more interested
@@gosonic24 Thanks for the good reply and info. I've just searched him and it's true. He's a strong guy 😊
Me. Gusta
Why do those who aren't fully blind swim with blacked out goggles (as said by the announcer)? Why don't they swim in two different divisions, partially blind and fully blind?
I think it’s probably for simplicity. There’s varying degrees of partially blind too, from just seeing everything extra blur all the way to only being able to subtly tell if it’s light or dark. That’s probably why they just make sure none of them can see at all, since all of them are functionally blind. They do this with track events too, I think
They do, but fully blind could mean a lot of things, so if they even have the slightest vision, and want to swim in S11, they will have to wear blackout goggles. There is also S12 for legally blind with accessibilities and S13 for legally blind with no accessibilities. S11 is for those with severe visual impairments to those with prosthetics that can’t see anything because they have no eyes
I was feeling low. Realized how stupid was that.......
How can they see the wall?
They don’t they just swim insanely fast and get tapped
5:05 you can see that long stick
I hope it doesn't hurt their head.
they count their strokes to a magic numer (their numer of strokes to the wall)
Hello
gosh these peeps swim faster than me
okay well i'm never not going into a pool again because i'm short-sighted and afraid
What
why do they wear goggles if they’re blind
Just because they are blind doesn't mean their eyes are perfect like able-bodied. Their eyes are just as built as able bodied eyes are, it's just the eyes are missing the required features that allow vision. perhaps missing rods and cones or lenses. When you get in the water with your eyes open, it can hurt them. Same for them too. Their eyes hurt just as much as ours do. Vision impaired is a invisible disabilty unless you can tell teh signs they are blind. I am deaf yet I have ears that look exactly like hearing abled ears. It's all in my cochina. I have less hair in there than the normal ear does but I still have the outside ears that look as if I am not deaf. You can't tell unless you see the hearing aids I wear in my ears. And yes my ears do hurt just as much as everyone else. Same with the blind people here.
The goggles protects their eyes just like the olympics do otherwise the clorine in the water burns them.
Because some blind people can see light and shadows sk the goggles make it fair for everyone
I’m 10 and i have a 1:14.01 and they have disabilities and beat me
Waaa i have 1.49 and im 11
I’m 14 and have a 0 52
Lol 11 and have 1:22
소정 ok buddy