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Climbing superstar Pete Whittaker’s Trip Report of his free climb of El Capitan’s Secret Passage rated 5.13d.
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Pete’s rope solo climb of El Capitan
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Sean Warren is a UK based big wall climber. Sean’s Trip Report of his solo climb of Native Son combines details and the casual nature this big wall master’s humble approach to challenging himself.
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Maurice Wilson is leaving the Rongbuk Monastery and heading for the slopes and the summit of Mount Everest. Will he finally be able to fulfill his destiny, prove his critics wrong and be the first person the stand on the summit on the highest place on earth?
Take a look at our film Assault on El Capitan available on streaming services everywhere.
Maurice forms a plan to sneak into Nepal with the help of 3 trusted Sherpas. Disguised as a Tibetan Priest, Maurice walks 300 miles by night to get to the base of Mt. Everest.
Ammon McNeely and Kait Barber make the second ascent of Wings of Steel,
the most controversial climb in Yosemite history.
Assault on El Capitan – Amazon Prime
Produced by Accidental Productions
Everest Alone – Audiobook
Maurice Wilson’s 1934 Journey to be the first to stand on the summit
Ultra distance runner Dave Chamberlain sits down with Tom Ristimaki who holds a PHD in Possibilities. Tom and Dave discuss inspiration, and the motivation to do things that are hard.
Dave Chamberlain has run the length of Argentina, across the Namibian desert, and was fort first person to run across Canada unassisted. Dave also ran 50 marathons in 50 days to raise funds for the African Penguin Relocation organization.
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Maurice navigates the Ever Wrest across the North Africa, the Middle East and into India. The British government attempts to stop him at every turn. Maurice is forced too makes decisions that alter his plans and could end his life.
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