Farthest Arrow Shot Using Feet 🏹 18.27 meters by Shannen Jones 🇦🇺

The farthest arrow shot using feet is 18.27 m (59 ft 11 in), achieved by Shannen Jones (Australia) in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, on 15 August 2022.

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[p.namv]

“Thank for coming to this job interview”
“So what skill do you possess”

[RiamsWorld]

I feel like the name of the record doesn't capture the fact that you also hit a target from that distance, which makes it more impressive. I don't think other "farthest" records also have accuracy requirements.

[tshegofatsomolekoa]

Now that's what we call a WORLD RECORD ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👌

[pwnzormcduck]

Shouldnt be just the furthest arrow shot using feet. It should also be furthest bullseye. She is crazy accurate to be able to do that with her feet.

[lxlx]

Yes that's talent and a record...

[RetrogradeBeats]

so we just going ham with random records lol 😊

[CrinklyLawyer]

Thats a alien right there i whould not marry her

[GIBBO]

I love and admire how much time people take developing an absolutely useless skill to break a world record! Brilliant!

[jesuslightchristianchurch]

Bro imagine going to war and see this girl I’m running 🏃‍♂️ wtf how

[_momosumomo]

I hope this is real but just to point out that before the arrow hits the target, they change the camera view so you actually can't tell if it's from the same shot or not. would have liked to have seen that as one continuous shot from when the arrow starts flying to when it lands.