Athletics | Men's 100m - T11 Final | Rio 2016 Paralympic Games
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2016
- Gold: BROWN David
Silver: GOMES Felipe
Bronze: SHIKONGO Ananias
Start list:
GOMES Felipe Brazil (T11) de LIMA SILVA Jonas
BROWN David United States of America (T11) AVERY Jerome
SHIKONGO Ananias Namibia (T11) TJIVIJU Even
DI Dongdong People's Republic of China (T11) WANG Lin
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Wow this is impressive, im watching these because david brown got in my car and told me his story. Im a lyft driver he was my passenger
woah dude!!!!
That’s awesome
That’s amazing
That’s fantastic, this world is so small.
Really?! That’s so cool!
This video has taught me so much. Way to go Brown!!!
IF THIS BLAND MAN IS WORKING 🏃♂️💕🎩
@@shawngordon6626 yy777jud
My favorite thing to watch when watching Avery and Brown is the slo-mo from the front angle (them running toward the camera at the finish line). Avery is talking to Brown the whole time and Brown is always ever so slightly leaned in toward Avery. This one doesn’t show it very well as others I’ve seen, but I can’t help but cry seeing it every time. The trust and the connection between these 2 are absolutely beautiful and I am honored to bear witness. I am in such awe of these athletes (both Paralympian and Paralympic Guide). If the Guides didn’t receive medals too, I would lose my mind. This is a team sport regardless of it being an individual event.
Incredible athleticism! To work so closely in tamdem, so fast...I'm in awe! Congratulations Bravery!!!
The guide and the synchronisation is a big factor in these races.
One thing about myself I hate is complaining. I complain about having bad vision cus I don’t have 20/20 vision but I forget about the people who have it worse than me. Then I realized I’m blessed and should be thankful. These athletes are amazing and inspiring
To run 10’s blind is crazy asf
I watched this video because I was curious to see how the guides work with the athletes . Congratulations David Brown
When I wish to complain, I watch videos like this. I have no excuse. Congratulations Dave!
Wow this is so impressive. So many extra skills they have to learn and so much trust in their guides. So inspiring
Their times are way faster than I anticipated, super impressive. Do the guide runners get medals too? Might ought to since they put in a hell of a lot of work to be in that kind of shape as well as the trust building it takes between the pair.
5:01 commentators said they got medals too!
They put in a rule in 2012 (or maybe 2016, can't remember) that guides also get medals
@@djbrohawk Yeah, London 2012 was that first time that guides got meddles as well as the athletes!
Avery himself is amazing. He stayed behind and told brown to go go go as he crossed the line. So amazing. Such friendship
Congrats to all of you!! You guys awesome!
Notice how the "seeing" Partner was ahead of his blind Partner but once heute realized they gonna win,he let his blind partner cross the finish line before him. He visibly slowed down. Sportsman 👍🏻
I believe the rule states the Guide has to finish behind the runner in order for it to be official.
Wow the guide has to equally put the effort as the athlete !!!!
absolutely incredible
who's here after seeing this post on instagram?
What an inspiration!!!!
This warms my heart ♥️
Love how much Avery loves it, too. Team effort for sure!
This is so awesome!!!
Congratulations Dave from the Missouri Lions!
Great job!!!
Wow! This is Amazing. Congratulations to Brown and his para! I am in awe!
love them all.. they are heros
10.9!!! My god
This is amazing to watch. I really wish Adolpho was in the final though.
HES BLIND AND RUNS SUB 11 HES THE GOAT
They really gotta have a bond with their Sprint partner
Incredible
Still in awe
wow! no joke unbelievable
I love Avery getting on Brown’s shoulders! I love those two!
I watched all American stories yesterday, I was impressed.
Why am I crying???
I met him in the Olympic Training Center and told us his story
Drift Compatible.
Loool this comment is underrated
There are tons of people watching that
I don't think bolt can run this fast without his eyes
Never ever compare.
@@radeshmg126
I agree that it would not be the same if usain bolt just runs the 100m blindfolded for obvious reasons.
But i don't assume the person above does think this.
The paralympics for a blind person's is a category on it's own.
Knowing this it is only complimantary to say that someone who has an advantage would still not be able to do it.
Just to name one reason like the cometator said you would have to learn to running in perfect unisense with your guide.
That is why i think what he said is not saying it is comparable.
But that he said it instead to show what an unique performance it is!
@@radeshmg126 Thank you like people need to stop comparing. We already getting hate in America. So please stop.