Here's my last post for today in this string of disabled, yet more than able #Archery superheroes. Matt Stutzman won a silver medal at London 2012 and set a record for the world’s longest recorded archery shot. Here's the catch, Matt has no arms. His feet, however, are incredibly nimble. He uses a combination of his feet and a release aid that’s strapped to his shoulder to get those award winning shots.

The challenge didn’t intimidate him. From changing a flat tire to playing basketball, Matt believes he can do anything. In fact, with seven brothers and sisters, and very determined parents, Stutzman grew up believing that nothing should hold him back.

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