Disabled Daredevils (Extraordinary People Documentary)
Synopsis
A group of disabled individuals attempts bungee jumping from a crane 160 feet above the ground, pushing their limits over five days of extreme sports.
Synopsis
At a crane in Bristol, wheelchair user Paula prepares for her first bungee jump, 160 feet above the ground. Alongside her, a group of disabled individuals, including Bazza, known as The Chair Devil, and Caroline, an amputee, take on five extreme sports over five days. They face challenges like sky diving and water-skiing, pushing their limits and confronting fears. By the end of the week, participants express newfound confidence and a sense of freedom, proving that adventure is possible despite physical challenges.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Paula's thrilling bungee jump experience.
- Meet a group of disabled daredevils seeking adventure.
- Find out how they confront their fears together.
- Discover the unique challenges of extreme sports for disabled athletes.
Did You Know
- The group bungee jumped from a crane 160 feet high in Bristol.
- Paula, a wheelchair user, is the number one wheelchair dancer in the UK.
- The documentary features five extreme sports over five days.
- The bungee jump was the first of its kind in the UK for severe disabilities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What extreme sports did the disabled daredevils participate in?
The group took on five extreme sports over five days, including bungee jumping from a crane 160 feet above the ground.
What is Paula's disability?
Paula's disability is the result of an immune disorder she was born with, which has worsened over the years.
What was the first challenge faced by the group?
The first challenge faced by the group was bungee jumping.
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