Videos tagged with Paralympics

This video features The Keefe Report at the 2022 Industry Day At The Range, highlighting the 'First Shot' ceremony with Sgt. Omar 'Crispy' Avila. The description emphasizes Sgt. Avila's resilience as a wounded warrior, his advocacy for freedom and the Second Amendment, and his inspirational journey after sustaining severe injuries in Iraq. The event, sponsored by Silencer Central, underscores the importance of the Second Amendment to individuals who have experienced limited freedoms.

This video features Frank Miniter, Editor in Chief of America's 1st Freedom, interviewing Nick Fairall, a former Olympian and world champion ski jumper. Despite a life-altering accident that left him paralyzed, Fairall has become a prominent figure in shooting sports. The discussion highlights his journey and his strong advocacy for gun rights and freedom.

This YouTube video features an interview from the 2019 SHOT Show TV Studio, where Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls discuss their journeys towards the 2020 Tokyo Games. Featured guests include Caitlin Connor (2018 Women’s Skeet World Champion), Marco DeLaRosa (2016 Paralympian), and Vincent Hancock (two-time Olympic gold medalist). The discussion centers on their pursuit of gold medals in shooting disciplines, highlighting their dedication and aspirations.

This video features a segment from SHOT Show TV where David Lomardo interviews McKenna Dahl, a Paralympic Bronze Medalist in 10 Meter Air Rifle. The interview likely discusses her achievements, experiences in competitive shooting, and potentially the equipment and training involved in her sport. The description also provides links for viewers to learn more about USA Shooting and the SHOT Show.

This video features an interview with McKenna Dahl, a 2016 Rio Paralympic Bronze Medalist from the USA Shooting Team. She discusses her journey into competitive shooting sports and her experience winning a medal at the Paralympics. The interview takes place in the SHOT Show TV Studio with host David Lomardo. The video aims to highlight Dahl's achievements and inspire others to get involved in shooting sports.

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 video from USA Shooting features an interview with Paralympic hopeful and Resident Athlete Mike Tagliapietra at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. The discussion likely covers his journey, training, and aspirations within the Paralympic shooting disciplines. The video aims to highlight athletes on the USA Shooting team and their dedication.