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Nerve-Wrecking Video Captured 70-Year-Old ‘Rock Star’ Descending Mountain
Head-First Without Ropes
70-year-old Diduh Andronovich stunned the entire rock climbing community with his insane and risky climbing video from 2018.
World Cup Winner’s Girlfriend Watches on Film As Boyfriend Breaks a “Hard
Promise”, Vowed Never To Be Done
Magnus Midtbo made a strong promise to his girlfriend which he had to break because of his love for rock climbing free solo.
“I Don’t Like Giving 100%”: Rock Climbing Legends Locked Horns About One Issue
Possibly Bothering Every Athlete
Alex Honnold and Adam Ondra, the legends of climbing, might not agree on one style. But their love for climbing will always unite them.
“You’re Gonna Kill Some of Those Kids”: Alex Honnold Recalled the First Time He
Saw Adam Ondra
During a conversation about rock climbing, legends Alex Honnold and Adam Ondra recalled meeting each other for the first time.
Jared Leto, Who Nearly Died While Directing Rock Climbing Legend Alex Honnold,
Recently Revealed He Practices at an Iconic Location
Jared Leto once survived a near-death experience after a nasty fall at the Red Rocks, while climbing alongside the legendary Alex Honnold.
“Hit the Rope With My Neck”: Rock Climbing Icon Escaped a Tragic Fate After Alex
Honnold Rescued Her in 2019
Legendary rock climber Alex Honnold once saved a renowned rock climber after she suffered a 5- ft fall at the infamous El Capitan.
“It Is Very Scary”: Days Before Oscars Success, Rock Climbing Legend Alex
Honnold Spilled Secrets of His Historic Ascent in 2019
The Free Solo documentary showed the calm and patient attitude of Alex Honnold. However the emotions going inside the climber were pretty different.
“No Such Thing..”: Rock Climbing Legend Alex Honnold Debunked a Popular Myth
Pushed by Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible
World's greatest Free Solo climber Alex Honnold, dissects Tom Cruise's 'Burj Khalifa climbing scene' from Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol
A Fall That Should Have Killed Alex Honnold, Actually Kickstarted His Career in
Rock Climbing
A 400 feet fall down a snow laden mountain would have killed any other human being, but not Alex Honnold, who lived to tell the story.