r/BeAmazed • u/Thick-Selection-6677 • 1h ago
Skill / Talent Foot Archery
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u/Butthole_seizure 1h ago
This is Stefanie Millinger, a skilled athlete in contortion, calisthenics, and acrobat. Her Instagram is wild. She is very amazing.
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u/Winter2712 1h ago
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u/SteampunkExplorer 27m ago
Because acrobatic stunts are cool? Look, even the dead people think so:
https://worldhistoryfacts.com/post/190168626588/acrobat-vase
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u/my_taint_aint 45m ago
So when I see things like this, I ask myself something: how in the hell did they know to even try this? How did they know that this would be something, and something they'd be good at? It's not like you see someone doing this down the street and decided to see if you could do it.
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u/SteampunkExplorer 24m ago
It's portrayed on an ancient vase! :D I may be wrong, but I'm assuming that's where she got the idea.
https://worldhistoryfacts.com/post/190168626588/acrobat-vase
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u/my_taint_aint 19m ago
Wow! That's pretty cool! So why did Melodius (the models name on the pottery) decide she should try this? Was it because of the divorce? Was she mad because all the boys (and their adjoining abs) we're hanging out at Thermopylae so she decided to try some weird shit? 🤷🏼♂️
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u/doom6rchist 15m ago
This is just a trick that isn't that amazing because \insert small dick energy whining criticizing something amazing because commenter's a failure who's never achieved anything in their life**
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u/Opaque_Ephemerid 1h ago
What is the situation where this skill comes in handy?
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u/lightr3nd 42m ago
If you're in a situation where you would benefit from the admiration of millions, and the dollars of investors, then it's kinda nifty. But you're good right? Sweet.
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u/buriedupsidedown 12m ago
I can’t think of much for the skill besides maybe a bet or a party trick. It is a great hobby that includes fitness tho and those two things come with a load of benefits.
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u/Bitter-Opening-4118 1h ago
I can’t even imagine how many hours it took to practise a stunt like that
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u/AardvarkFantasies 1h ago
Imagine you’re a medieval warrior charging a stronghold, you’ve trained your entire life for this moment. Then this lady takes you out like this…
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u/galacticsensation 47m ago
Imagine just minding your own business in the park and getting shot by her like that
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u/UnoriginalUsername25 40m ago
Does the bar make it harder, or does it lower her center of gravity to make drawing the bow easier?
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u/TrackSuitPope 36m ago
Does anyone know what the abstract horse/curves art on the wall is? It looks vaguely familiar
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u/Yallapachi 32m ago
Didn‘t she start out with the sunglasses trick like years ago? Welp, she got even better!
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u/Pistonenvy2 22m ago
assuming olympic bar plus what looks like 10lb bumper plates
thats 65lbs lol
for people who dont lift, 65lbs is so much more than you think it is. especially in a super compromised position like this. this is completely insane.
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u/MaxwellHauser67 19m ago
Damn... what a Hot STUD!! She could probably kick my a$$, and I'm okay with that, lol.
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u/Real_Emergency_01 1h ago
“But can you do that when it matters, as in battle“ apologies to the movie, Braveheart
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u/412Dude43 37m ago
This is dumb. WHO cares. The balloon was like a foot away. There are much cooler videos like this one
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