BEYOND ANY LIMITS
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SUMMARY:
Everyone has heard of rock climbing and street luging, but what about rock climbing without any ropes and street luging at speeds of more than 75 mph? BEYOND ANY LIMITS takes traditional sports to the next level highlighting the adrenaline rush of athletes as they test their personal boundaries. So buckle up as we take you beyond any limits previously known to go street luging, free soloing, stunt bungee jumping, snow kiting, B.A.S.E. jumping, ice sailing, cliff dancing and waterfall kayaking!
DOCUMENTARY, 8
x 1/2 hr, 2008
DETAILED SYNOPSIS:
Episode 1
Dancers performing aerial maneuvers on the
side of cliffs, feet against the cliff wall,
bodies parallel to the ground a thousand
feet up. The dancers spend six days
up there actually sleeping against the cliff wall. Kayaking
down waterfalls in excess of 30 feet high; an ice climber
gets hit with a falling 5-foot icicle in the neck while
in mid-climb.
The
Kamikaze Mountain Bike Race (continued) is the most dangerous,
treacherous mountain bike racing ever attempted. Harrowing
hairpin turns means the slightest mistake can be disastrous
for the rider and there are a lot of wipeouts in this very
exciting race. Riders reach incredible speeds, some in
excess of 100 miles per hour. From Mammoth Mountain,
one of the steepest mountains in the United States and
famous for its very steep black diamond winter ski runs.
Episode 2
Base-jumping off the Eiger in wingsuits. The jumper
literally flies like a bird. Kayaking down waterfalls in
excess of 30 feet high; climbing 90-degree angle mountain
faces, thousands of feet high, with no ropes or safety
gear; stunt bungee jumping from one of the highest points
in North America; some of the most spectacular ice climbing
ever filmed.
The second part
of this episode features what is considered one of the
most dangerous sports ever, street luge. Imagine
flying down steep mountain roads, strapped in laying down
just two inches off the ground while reaching speeds in
excess of 80 miles-per-hour.
Episode 3
Kayaking down deadly waterfalls in excess of 30 feet high;
climbing 90-degree angle mountain faces, thousands of
feet high, with no ropes or safety gear; dancers performing
aerial maneuvers on the side of cliffs, feet against
the cliff wall, bodies parallel to the ground a thousand
feet up. The dancers spend six days up there actually
sleeping against the cliff wall.
The Kamikaze Mountain
Bike Race (continued) is the most dangerous, treacherous
mountain bike racing ever attempted. Harrowing
hairpin turns means the slightest mistake can be disastrous
for the rider and there are a lot of wipeouts in this very
exciting race. Riders reach incredible speeds, some in
excess of 100 miles per hour. From Mammoth Mountain,
one of the steepest mountains in the United States and
famous for its very steep black diamond winter ski runs.
Episode 4
Incredible! Flying against the wall of a cliff underneath
a waterfall in just a wingsuit, no airplane or artificial
propulsion; stunt bungee jumping from one of the highest
points in North America; kayaking down deadly waterfalls
in excess of 30 feet high; dancers performing aerial
maneuvers on the side of cliffs, feet against the cliff
wall, bodies parallel to the ground a thousand feet up. The
dancers spend six days up there actually sleeping against
the cliff wall.
The Kamikaze Mountain
Bike Race (continued) is the most dangerous, treacherous
mountain bike racing ever attempted. Harrowing
hairpin turns means the slightest mistake can be disastrous
for the rider and there are a lot of wipeouts in this very
exciting race. Riders reach incredible speeds, some in
excess of 100 miles per hour. From Mammoth Mountain,
one of the steepest mountains in the United States and
famous for its very steep black diamond winter ski runs.
Episode 5
Dancers performing aerial maneuvers on the side of cliffs,
feet against the cliff wall, bodies parallel to the ground
a thousand feet up. The dancers spend six days
up there actually sleeping against the cliff wall. Kayaking
down deadly waterfalls with drops in excess of 30 feet;
treacherous mountain climbing, thousands of feet high;
sand surfing down extremely steep sand dunes where there
are a lot of wipeouts.
The second part
of this episode features what is considered one of the
most dangerous sports ever, street luge. Imagine
flying down steep mountain roads, strapped in laying down
just two inches off the ground while reaching speeds in
excess of 80 miles-per-hour.
Episode 6
Dancers performing aerial maneuvers on the side of cliffs,
feet against the cliff wall, bodies parallel to the ground
a thousand feet up. The dancers spend six days
up there actually sleeping against the cliff wall; breathtaking
ice climbing through falling icicles; kayaking down deadly
waterfalls in excess of 30 feet high; climbing 90-degree
angle mountain faces, thousands of feet high, with no
ropes or safety gear; some of the most spectacular windsurfing
ever filmed.
The Kamikaze Mountain
Bike Race (continued) is the most dangerous, treacherous
mountain bike racing ever attempted. Harrowing
hairpin turns means the slightest mistake can be disastrous
for the rider and there are a lot of wipeouts in this very
exciting race. Riders reach incredible speeds, some in
excess of 100 miles per hour. From Mammoth Mountain,
one of the steepest mountains in the United States and
famous for its very steep black diamond winter ski runs.
Episode 7
Very dangerous base-jumping into a cave so deep the Empire
State Building can fit inside. Jumpers are surrounded
by rock walls; stunt bungee jumping from one of the highest
points in North America; kayaking down deadly waterfalls
with drops in excess of 30 feet; climbing 90-degree angle
mountain faces, thousands of feet high, with no ropes
or safety gear.
The Kamikaze Mountain
Bike Race (conclusion) is the most dangerous, treacherous
mountain bike racing ever attempted. Harrowing
hairpin turns means the slightest mistake can be disastrous
for the rider and there are a lot of wipeouts in this very
exciting race. Riders reach incredible speeds, some in
excess of 100 miles per hour. From Mammoth Mountain,
one of the steepest mountains in the United States and
famous for its very steep black diamond winter ski runs.
Episode 8
Base-jumping off the world’s highest cliffs in wingsuits. The
jumper literally flies like a bird. Cameras actually follow
the jumpers in mid-flight close-ups; breathtaking windsurfing
stunts, beautifully photographed; surfing down steep sand
dunes with a lot of wipeouts. Incredible, treacherous ice
climbing thousands of feet high against spectacular scenery.
The second part of this episode features
what is considered one of the most dangerous sports ever,
street luge. Imagine
flying down steep mountain roads, strapped in laying down
just two inches off the ground while reaching speeds in excess
of 80 miles-per-hour.
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