Videos tagged with Athletes

This video features William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, discussing the NBA's suspension of Ja Morant for displaying a firearm on social media. Kirk questions the legality of the actions and the impact of salary on an individual's Second Amendment rights. He aims to educate viewers on these issues and encourage them to learn more about their rights. The video also promotes Washington Gun Law's website and social media channels for further information and assistance.

This episode of the Three of Seven Podcast features the Wright family sharing life lessons and parenting insights. While not directly a firearms-focused episode, the description mentions "The Proving Ground 3 Troop" and "The Basic Course" with links to the "3of7project.com" website. This suggests a potential connection to firearms training or a broader lifestyle that may appeal to firearms enthusiasts. The podcast also thanks a sponsor, Salty Britches, a skin protection product used by families, athletes, and military personnel, further hinting at a lifestyle that could overlap with firearms ownership and use.

This YouTube video from The 2Wild Podcast discusses Nike's decision to stop working with retailers, potentially linking it to conflicts involving LeBron James and China. The description also includes a Discord server invitation and a link to support the stream, indicating a community-focused and discussion-based format. While the title and description do not directly mention firearms, the nature of podcast discussions can often drift into various topics.

This episode of "This Is My Cause" from NRA Sports features Rich Froning Jr., a renowned CrossFit athlete, discussing his philanthropic efforts. While primarily focusing on his "Mayhem For Mustard Seed Ranch" fundraiser, which supports a Christian ministry for children, the episode is part of the NRA Sports series. The description highlights Froning's athletic achievements and his commitment to giving back, with the fundraiser drawing international competitors.

This video highlights the USA Shooting team's participation in the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio, featuring their largest team ever. While the video's title and description do not explicitly mention firearms, the context of a shooting team implies a strong connection to the sport of shooting, which is intrinsically linked to firearms. The content likely showcases athletes and their achievements in Paralympic shooting events.

This "New Energy" profile from NRA Women, presented by Smith & Wesson, features twin biathletes Lanny and Tracy Barnes. The video highlights Tracy's selfless act of giving up her 2014 Olympic spot for her sister Lanny when Lanny fell ill and missed qualifying races. It showcases the strong bond and dedication between the sisters, particularly within the context of their sport. While firearms are mentioned in the branding (Smith & Wesson, NRA Women), the video's narrative focuses on the athletes' personal story and Olympic journey, not on firearm specifics, usage, or reviews.