- In 2008, 18 year old Dai Guohong lost his legs in the horrible Wenchuan earthquake. But rather than mentally check out he rose above his physical restraints to become one of China’s top swimmers.
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- A local disabled sports coach encouraged Dai to join as a paralympics swimmer in Sichuan Province. Dai spent up to 6 hours in the swimming pool every day.
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- After training for 2 months, he participated in the National Disabled Swimming Championships and placed third in 100 meters backstroke.
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- Coach expects Dai to take part in the Paralympics 2012 that will be held in London.
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- Dai Guohong uses prostheses in his everday life.
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- He also likes to spend time with his girlfriend and father.
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#13 Respect dude
ps Nice GF!
Inspiring at the least!
ABSOLUTE RESOLVE!
Cut off his arms. Throw him in the pool. His new name: Bob
Probably the only guy that cab say, ” yea my dicks longer than my leg.”
Can say…
Whatcha bench?
65lbs LOL.
#10 – and I'm totally kidding.
Kudos to you Dai! Where most would have just called it quits you have persevered!
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#8 this kid blows everyone else out of the water
Reutenant Dan? You got magic regs! (Thumbing myself down for this one)
#1 The human spirit never ceases to amaze me
What's incredible about this is that until recently, disabled people had no status in China. They were considered a worthless drain on society. There's a big cultural shift going on now where they're beginning to embrace the idea of individuals having their own worth, even if they're disabled.
wow this is indeed inspiring, we complain over stupid stuff.
time to re-evaluate everything
Stunning and beautifully accomplished. I wish I had that drive!
one day i wish to be at least half as awesome as this guy…
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wait…
Such great courage
should get fins…. or a propeller!
Inspiring, I wish him well ……… things like this make me feel so small for complaining about my problems.
I call an unfair advantage. No legs, less drag. Arms do more than legs. Who is the faster swimmer – a guy with no arms or the guy with no legs?
you ain't got no legs Lieutenant Dan.
very cool
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