article_snippet.sent: Blindness didn't stop one New Hampshire man from taking on the Tough Mudder last week, where one New Hampshire man was one of only 10 percent of competitors to successfully ring a bell while swinging on a rope 25 feet in the air.
article_snippet.sent: Randy Pierce, pictured at the Boston 5K with Randy Pierce late dog Quinn, was one of only 10 percent of competitors to successfully complete the Tough Mudder's 'King of the Swingers' obstacle in California last week .
article_snippet.sent: Randy Pierce had to jump off a ledge and grab a piece of rope that Randy Pierce needed to swing to a bell 25 feet above the air, before falling into a pit of muddy water .
article_snippet.sent: And Randy Pierce is now a viral star after Randy Pierce incredible performance at a Tough Mudder competition in California last week, where a video captured Randy Pierce completing the 'King of the Swingers' obstacle.
article_snippet.sent: The challenge, just one of many in the team-oriented 10-12 mile obstacle course, required Randy Pierce to jump off a ledge and grab on to a rope, according to the Tough Mudder's website.
article_snippet.sent: As Randy Pierce swung through the air, Randy Pierce successfully hit the bell each participant must try and ring, before falling 25 feet into a pit of muddy water. '
article_snippet.sent: My fingers just grazed the bell but the bell started ringing and tipping and the crowd went crazy,' Randy Pierce told My Fox Boston.
highlights_snippet.sent: Randy Pierce was one of only 10 percent of competitors to successfully leap off a ledge, grab onto a rope and ring a bell while 25 feet in the air .
  