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Mark Zupan and the American wheelchair rugby team prepare for the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, facing intense competition from Canada.
After 14 days of training, Eva zu Beck competes in a Muay Thai fight in front of hundreds of spectators in Bangkok.
A $1,000,000 prize pool attracts professional players from around the world to a Dota 2 tournament in Cologne, Germany, in August 2011.
Bam Margera, a professional skateboarder, attempts to return to skating after losing his best friend Ryan Dunn in a drunk driving accident.
Chad Muska's evolution from homelessness to becoming a celebrated skateboarder and influential figure in Hollywood and high fashion is explored in this documentary.
Anthony Van Engelen, a professional skateboarder in his mid-40s, reflects on his career and the challenges he faced, including substance abuse issues.
The Great Pushcart Derby in Jamaica transforms upgraded wheelbarrows into racing machines, celebrating local culture, community, and the competitive spirit of participants.
A 60-foot fall leaves extreme athlete Danel Balengi trapped in a Utah canyon with severe injuries, relying on her dog and sheer will to survive.
In Porto Seguro, Brazil, 800 athletes from 30 indigenous groups, including the Matis and Enawenes Nawes, compete in traditional sports at the Indigenous Games.
15-year-old Deachen from Ladakh practices ice hockey on tarmac due to a lack of ice, as climate change shortens her training season.
Jackson Pills wins the King of the Road competition, earning a spot on the cover of a prestigious skateboarding magazine during an unpredictable awards night.
Canoeist Bill Mason illustrates essential paddling techniques through animated lines, celebrating the art and joy of solo canoeing.
Kearsarge Pass rises to 11,845 feet in the Sierra Nevada, presenting significant challenges for Bob Coomber as he attempts to hike it in a wheelchair.
Thirty years of mountain touring have shaped Atsushi Gomyo's view of the mountains as symbols of life and death in winter sports.
A wingsuiter can glide down from heights of 22 to 23 meters, facing risks that can lead to serious injury or death.
Kate Grey, a Paralympic swimmer, seeks a new prosthetic arm to enhance her cycling experience after years of using a hindering NHS-issued limb.
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.
Stephen Wampler, a 42-year-old man with cerebral palsy, completes 20,000 pull-ups over six days to become the first person with his condition to climb El Capitan.
Four wounded British soldiers ski over 200 kilometers to the South Pole, facing extreme cold and physical challenges during their Antarctic expedition.
Over 200 kilometers of harsh Antarctic terrain challenge Prince Harry and four injured British soldiers in a race against teams from the Commonwealth and the USA.
Venice, La Serenissima, attracts people while showcasing its vibrant traditions and challenges.
Two athletes, Alhassane Baldé and Shugaa Nashwan, prepare for the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo, facing significant physical and societal challenges.
A 40 by 20 meter court serves as the playing field for blind soccer, where athletes like Ali Can Pektas train for the 2024 Paralympics in Paris.
A group of wingsuiters jumps from an aircraft every second, facing risks such as collisions and parachute malfunctions during their flights.
In July 2008, young athletes in China train hard for Olympic success amid great pressure.
Three American balloonists share their inspiring stories in this documentary directed by Emi Katayama.
In Belfast, 16 elite athletes compete in the UK’s Strongest Man 2013, featuring events like truck pulls and the Hercules Hold, with Ed Hall defending his title against rivals Tom Shaw and Nathan Llewellyn.
Jane Pittman, 57, returns to basketball after a 43-year hiatus, training with a team of senior women athletes under coach Simone Edwards.
Leah can deadlift 90 kilograms and once ate 12 Krispy Kreme donuts in under a minute, competing against Britain's top eaters for fame and fortune.
Natasha, a young woman with cerebral palsy, prepares to sail across the Atlantic Ocean using an innovative control system developed with her father.
In Porto-Novo, Benin, Attake Square serves as a unifying space where diverse communities come together to play pétanque, fostering harmony among different ethnicities and religions.
Kim Greisen battles through a broken leg to complete 30 Ironman triathlons in 30 days.
Accomplished athletes Monica Abbott, Bethany Donaphin, and Patricia Mangan share their experiences in sports and inspire young girls to pursue their dreams at a panel hosted by Play Like a Girl.
Eddie Jordan trains eight young car criminals over seven weeks to transform their attitudes and prepare them for a banger racing competition.
In the fourth episode of Stunt Science, a snowboarder collaborates with a plane to perform stunts, while a free diver, cliff runner, and BMX rider showcase extreme sports challenges.
David Belle discusses parkour techniques with Alec Wilkinson at The New Yorker Festival.
Katy Sullivan runs the 100 meters in 17.68 seconds, aiming for a spot on the USA Paralympic team while planning her wedding to comedian Jay Cramer.
A young athlete in the United States faces severe injuries from a hit-and-run incident, challenging her aspirations of playing college basketball.
In the third episode of Stunt Science, a daring stunt inspired by the Pixar movie 'Up' explores the physics of skiing and avalanche triggers alongside a wingsuit flyer.
Scottish para-badminton player Mary Wilson works to secure her place at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris while overcoming personal and competitive challenges.
A team builds the world's biggest snowboarding course in St-Sauveur, Canada this week.
Blind sailors, including Matt Chao and Nancy Jodoin, race across open water, confronting their fears and gaining new perspectives on life and competition.
A disabled janitor trains for an underground wrestling match while facing pressure from his able-bodied mentor in Tokyo's competitive scene.
Niko von Glasow explores the lives of athletes competing in the London 2012 Paralympic Games, grappling with his own aversion to sports.
Quadriplegic athletes compete in full-contact wheelchair rugby at the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, showcasing their resilience and determination.
Teams face technical nighttime racing challenges and crocodile-infested rivers as they push their limits in Costa Rica's wild environment.
Teams meet on the shores of Burnie, Tasmania, to check equipment and plan for a grueling adventure race that tests their limits over several days.
Climbers discuss their careers and personal relationships while facing the pressures of competition and the challenges of friendship and rivalry in sport climbing.
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