On the one hand, part of you might actually feel bad for this dude. However, on the other hand, he did approach the whole situation with a palpable amount of obnoxious cockiness. He certainly managed to humble himself on live TV when it was all said and done.
Anyone who has ever skied knows that the sport can bring with it gnarly moments where you lose control while ripping down a slope, and wipe out like you never thought possible. Now, factor in the fact that this downhill skier was screaming down the mountain at a measly 75MPH, and then consider the fact that they were still able to make a recovery, and you've got nothing short of a miraculous event.
People are full of surprises, and we have a whole lot more energy in our reserve tanks than we're conditioned to give ourselves credit for. Let this superhuman comeback serve as a testament to that. Unreal.
In case you weren't familiar with the ridiculously talented Candid Thovex, after this video you might just be a fan. The truly talented athletes of this world that have mastered their craft have an uncanny knack for making their superhuman feats look effortless.
A true champion can pull off the glorious victory with any gear. Even a spectator's after their bike breaks down.
That's some Madden cheat codes stuff right there. It's not every day that you see a quarterback accidentally throw himself a touchdown. Oh to have been there when this occurred. Nowadays, we're busy living through an NFL season where fans are all forced to watch games from their homes.
For real, we're looking at "The Curious Case of Mike Tyson." This legend is aging backwards. His explosiveness seems like it's better than ever. Roy Jones Jr. still has some time to cancel that upcoming bout in November.
Imagine how frustrated and utterly exhausted the other guy must've been. He might as well have thrown in the towel after not being able to land all those punches.
Riley Smith, a professional football player, can jump so high he should probably have a pilot's license up there. Apparently this dude's jumping higher than any NBA player in history.
Just imagine if George Foreman accidentally struck the bag holder in the hands. His punches look as powerful as lightning strikes.
Sheehy-Guiseppi had the heroic confidence to take a leap of emboldened faith and reinforce the talent he knew he possessed. You can read a great recap of his full story on the description of the YouTube video. Quite inspiring, and we hope he has nothing but a great career ahead of him!
