Liu, 27 years, when he was 10 years old, his parents took him to the circus to train skills, and since then he practiced riding a motorcycle without arms. Liu admitted that he had been riding motorcycles for 10 years without a license. He said that the circus where he had practiced was closed three years ago, and since then, he and two of his friends from the circus to attractions in the streets. Once the police stopped him while driving on the road because of the excess charge, the police were shocked to see that the rider does not have arms. Eventually the police will not be fined because Liu had no money and only given a stern warning. Liu also promised not to ride a motorcycle again.
2. Archers sleeveless
Mark Stutzman has no arms since birth, he was adopted by a family with seven members of the family. Defects that had not made him give up, he did it all with his feet, ranging from eating, writing, driving, and pressed the phone buttons smoothly even faster than normal people in general. He began serious training expertise in the field of arrows from the age of 16 years. In the tournament, he went to play against other normal archers, and always the center of attention. He shoots with a sitting position on the seat by holding the bow with his right foot.He usually always get a pretty good score, and he said he would join the 2012 Olympic team.
3. The player piano sleeveless
Liu Wei made her debut as a show, he played a sad song titled "Mariage D'amour" by Richard Clayderman. The audience was amazed by her appearance made, but most make people amazed is that he played not by hand, but with the toes. On 10 October 2010, he came out as winners in China's Got Talent show, and he also got the tour to Las Vegas for 3 weeks. Liu Wei lost both his arms a few years ago when he was electrocuted while playing hide and seek. He said that playing the piano with his feet at first difficult, to the extent that his feet hurt and cramp. But over time, eventually he could master it. He also once said to the jury at his first appearance, "There is no rule that playing the piano must use the hand". And if anything, now officially been changed by Liu Wei.
4. Calligrapher street sleeveless
A man no arms of the province of Shandong was writing inspirational words in the form of Chinese calligraphy for Foxconn employees to give them advice not to do stupid things, like jumping from a building or suicide. Because since 2010, there was at least 10 cases of suicide committed by Foxconn employees. The words read, "To our brothers and sisters at Foxconn, life is precious, we must perform the task, there is always a way out, harmony depends on yourself". This man's actions to the attention of Foxconn employees who are passing through it, and many of those who support and appreciate the man. First he was a cook in Beijing, but an explosion of gas makes it have to do some intensive treatment until her arms were forced to have surgery. To fill his days, he studied hard to be able to write calligraphy with his foot. The action was not only able to motivate people across the country, but also able to pay off expensive medical bills from the results of these works.
5. Sleeveless wrestler
Kayle Mayner not just an ordinary wrestler, but he was also a top wrestler in his school and also includes intelligent student in his class. Kyle was born without elbows and knees because of congenital birth defects, and he became an inspiration to all who have the challenge. Kyle now works as a speaker at the Washington Bureau, a specialist to give motivational speeches. 6. Sleeveless golf players
Tommy was born in 1893 in Buffalo, New York, the eldest of five siblings. His arms were amputated because of a train accident in 1902. He wrote with a pencil held in his mouth. He was senior class president, spent a college for 3 years and married in 1919, and now has 4 children and 16 grandchildren. Formerly he was a caddy at a golf club, while learning golf by using a neck and shoulder.Over time he became proficient and able to win at tournament caddies. After finishing college, the support of his brother who is also a professional golfer, he started his career in New York City. The tricks of play made it popular throughout the country, including the Regulations and Australia. McAuliffe Tommy finally got the title as "World Champion Players Golf sleeveless".
7. The first pilot sleeveless
Jessica Cox of Tuxon, Arizona was born without arms. Psychology graduates can write, typing, driving, combing hair, and talking on the phone using only her feet. He also used to be a former dancer and a black belt in Tae Kwon-Do martial arts. He has a driver's license indefinitely and can also fly the plane. The aircraft was driving this is one plane that does not have a certified pedal. Without rudder pedals Jessica is free to use his legs even as the arm. He takes 3 years to get his flying license and has been practicing for 89 hours, with 3 flight instructor. 8. Guitar player no arms
Learning to walk for most babies is too often fall. For Tony Melendez who has no arms, learning to walk is often fell to the floor right on his face, until she tried hard to able to stand with both feet firmly. It seems hard struggle is already attached to Melendez. He practiced strumming guitar for 7 hours a day until he could be adept at playing it. In 1987, when he was 25 years old, he played in the Pope's visit to Los Angeles, and the Pope encouraged him to continue to give hope to everyone. As a result, Melendez has traveled the world to 40 countries became a motivational speaker.
9. Women's sleeveless fitness
This is the woman who gave inspiration, Barbie Guerra. He lost his arm at the age of 2 years in an accident, but now he can be a great fitness model. 10. Painters sleeveless
This beautiful painting is one of the work of a man named Peter Longstaff, 48 years. He did not pick the arm, but drew his paintings by using his right foot. While learning to paint himself, he is also a father, coach Football, and was a pig farmer. Peter was born without arms defects, he learned to use his right leg as the right arm. He opened the door and turned on the lights with stands 1 foot. As a teenager, he had been a mockery some people, but he made it as a struggle of life.
