Outdoor
from Outzer
10 February 2011
Located in the "Cirque of the "Unclimbables", the elegance of this six hundred meter arrow of sheer granite is equalled only by the beauty of the climbing on it. Arnaud Petit, Stephanie Bodet, Beth Rodden & Tommy Caldwell were there, filmed by Benoit Robert...
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Une flèche de granit de 600m, déchirant le ciel, au milieu du "Cirque of the Unclimbables"... Arnaud Petit et Stéphanie Bodet rencontraient le couple Beth Rodden et Tommy Caldwell, dans ce petit coin de paradis... Benoit Rober...
Other
from shams
23 November 2010
Just a little movie from the Natural Games 2010 in Millau to test my new Canon 7D :)
Program : paragliding, bouldering, bike (dirt and dh).
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Outdoor
from VAS_Entertainment
22 September 2010
For the average person, traveling to the last remote and untouched regions of Earth is only a dream. But, for the boldest, most intrepid explorers among us, seeking out unconquered monoliths and trekking across the most jaw-droppingly beautiful landscapes on the planet is just a way of life. "FIRST ASCENT" (6 x 30') is a ground-breaking Miniseries Event, shot in stunning HD, from the Emmy Award-winning producers of outdoor adventure masterpiece "KING LINES". This series profiles the most extr...
Other
from VAS_Entertainment
22 September 2010
From the director of PURE... CORE goes to the heart of climbing. Join an international cast of the sport's most dedicated athletes as they stick it when it matters most. Shot in 35mm Ultra High Definition, get ready to see every detail of some of the nastiest pieces of rock ever climbed. A close examination of each character offers perspective beyond just their achievements on the stone. From Helsinki to Hueco, Africa to Italy, the enclosed forests of Tuscany to the vast open space of the Ame...
Other
from freesporttv
25 November 2009
After exhaustive months-long preparations, Austrian climber Beat Kammerlander (50) has achieved the first "clean" ascent of his own extreme route "Principal Hope" located at the Bürs Plate in Vorarlberg, Austria. The rock has the texture of ingrain wallpaper yet Beat "free climbed" the 40-meter vertical face relying only on "clean" protection, i.e. cams and stoppers. "Principle Hope" ranks as one of the hardest naturally protected climbs in the world.
