Paralympic Archery
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PARALYMPICS ARCHERY
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One day Matt Stutzman was sitting on the couch watching TV when a show about hunting with a bow and arrow was on tv.
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Matt then said I’m going to do that. He googled “how to teach an armless guy how to shoot a bow”. Believe it or not nothing showed up.
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So Matt watched videos on how to shoot a bow and arrow and kind of taught himself how to shoot.
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After a while Matt had a dream come true he broke a world record for the furthest accurate distance in men’s Archery
What it is
Paralympic Archery
Is a sport in the Paralympics that is for paralyzed people who would still like to participate in in sports but other wise wouldn’t be physically able to.
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Para Archery is categorized into 2 main impairment groups: Paralyzed and Brain Injury
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How To Play
Archers shoot 72 arrows from a distance of 70 meters at a target that is 122 centimeters and try to get a score of 720.
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