Armless skipping stone...err I mean swimmer beats swimmers with arms..

[lobotomybeats]

 

[wwsyndicate]

COT DAMN HE WAS PUTTING IN WORK

 

[jerzeys realest]

What did i just watch?!?

 

[frostythepoptart]

my dude look like a fish.... how could he breathe..

i knew he was gonna hit his head. good job.

 

[mu9enx]

damn he would tear any girl up in bed [nh]

 

[mangudai954]

Son is a human squirtle.

 

[realxfresh]

sons a merman!

 

[hypebeast mcstreetwear]

No !+#@ but it look like he was @%$!+@! the *%%! out of the water

 

[the pga tour]

 

[tootthatthang]

damn he hit his head hard but he did do his thing

 

[kdwallace]

my dude look like a fish.... how could he breathe..


He's just turning his head like a freestyle swimmer.

Impressive though.

 

[yardfather]

Originally Posted by the PGA tour

First thing that came to mind.

How does he get out of the pool?

 

[iswearimcool]

lmao at him slamming his head at the end

 

[jpap348]

swear dude moved like a dolphin or a merman or something

 

[dayman]

he owned, props to him

 

[fresh2death2004]

The title of the thread had me

 

[oo206oo]

Someone should make a FAIL gif of him smashing his face on the wall at the end.

 

[shinobi m21]

how does he get out of the water?

 

[yamakazi18]

looks like a dolphin

 

[kb8sandiego]

Originally Posted by shinobi M21

how does he get out of the water?

I'm not one to make fun of people with disabilities, but damn, I couldn't help but laugh.

 

[dunkinlo.y]

 

[cwrite78]

armless skipping stone? tasteless.

 

[alltra]

like i dont know that much about swimming, but he was doing the butterfly right?
i feel as though there so some advantage in just the butterfly.

 

[platinumfunk]

I swim with a paraplegic guy (as in he swims at the same pool I do) and the guy is a beast, going to the Paraolympics and everything, these kind of guys arejust amazing IMO.

The other "pro" swimmers deserve a

 

[throwedindagame]

i still wanna know how he got out the pool?

Dude held it down, i like to see people who put their disabilities aside and still compete.