These visually-impaired skateboarders are winning the Internet one flip at a time. Viral video
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The clip shared on Twitter by IPS officer Dipanshu Kabra shows two skateboarders cruising through the streets with a white cane to keep them on track.
Skateboarding is a tough feat to pull off. Those who have tried it once and failed to nail the flips can vouch for us when we say that it needs perfect skills and coordination of one’s mind and senses. However, a video showing two skateboarders nailing the feat will leave you totally amazed. Why, you ask? Because both of them are visually-impaired!
The clip shared on Twitter by IPS officer Dipanshu Kabra shows two skateboarders cruising through the streets with a white cane to keep them on track. The video also features Internet-famous skateboarder Dan Mancina.
“There was no light in his eyes. But luck couldn't stop him from taking up skateboarding. Fight so much for what you want from life that even luck should kneel,” Kabra captioned the video.
Take a look:
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The video has garnered over 14,300 views and tons of comments. Netizens were surprised to see the men skateboard with such ease despite being visually-impaired. Many wished them luck and requested more of their videos.
Wonderful...inspiring
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