Paralympian Matt Stutzman, born without hands, has achieved remarkable success in archery, including a Paralympic record score of 149 out of 150 in Paris in 2024. Now, the 43-year-old father of three is targeting the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, specifically the new mixed compound event to be held in Carson.
A New Challenge
Stutzman is not trying to qualify for the Paralympics this time, but the Olympics. He has been working out, losing weight, and focusing on the mental aspect of the game. His family was surprised by his new goal, but he is determined to give it his best shot.
Stutzman’s story is an inspiration to many, and his determination to push beyond his limitations is a testament to his strong will and faith. As he prepares for this new challenge, he remains focused on his mindset and the support of his family.
Original reporting: NBC4 Los Angeles — read the source article.
