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Second-best woman downhill skateboarder in the world, Jenny Schauerte, faces mental health challenges after her father's death and finds support in her skate community.
Finbarr O'Reilly captures bare-knuckle boxing in Madagascar and Buzkashi in Afghanistan.
Chess boxing combines chess and boxing, allowing players to win by checkmate or knockout.
Young fighters, some as young as 10 years old, compete in a Bangkok kickboxing ring, where betting intensifies the already dangerous matches.
One child in ten in China trains in specialized gymnastics schools, where they endure three hours of intensive sport every day from the age of five.
In early September, a climber navigates challenging conditions in El Chaltén to reach the base of the Supercanaleta before an impending storm.
In Yakushima, Japan, climbers Katsutaka 'Jumbo' Yokoyama and Keita Kurakami engage with local climbers and learn the importance of respectful climbing practices.
Dean Potter flew with his dog, Whisper, while grappling with the risks of extreme sports and the responsibility of protecting his loved ones.
Apprentices endure extreme training to become Kodo drummers in a rigorous two-year program.
Halfway through a fall, David Murray holds his ski in the air to prevent injury while training for the World Cup Downhill race.
A 23-year-old fighter from Kendall trains in Brazilian jiu jitsu while missing most of his arm from the shoulder down.
George King climbed The Shard in 2019 without ropes or suction pads, completing the ascent in a daring display of extreme athleticism.
Snowboarders face 1000-meter-high walls of rock in the Dolomites, searching for the perfect line down the slopes as they navigate the challenging terrain.
Seven first ascents on the Fitzroy massif are completed by a climber who reflects on the challenges and commitment required for such achievements.
Eighteen-year-old Sophia Flörsch pursues her dream of becoming a Formula 1 world champion while overcoming gender bias and recovering from a serious crash in Macau.
Naeem transforms street fighting into a legitimate sport, aiming to prove that former street fighters can compete with professional Muay Thai athletes.
Over 500 veterans from 21 countries compete in the 2023 Invictus Games in Germany, marking Israel's first participation in the event.
At 25, a skateboarder faces the reality of his failing vision, struggling with collisions at the skate park while trying to maintain his passion for the sport.
In Brazil, the Indigenous Games feature unique sports from diverse Indian communities each year.
Ben Le Vesconte teaches barefoot running techniques to Adharanand Finn and Kate Carter in London.
Tensions rise as Oklahoma City's 405 team prepares to face Tulsa's Rusty Beaver in a street racing competition where $275 is on the line.
Inventor Taylor builds a custom wheelchair for his son to help him play with other kids.
Gary McKee ran 10,000 miles in 2022, completing 365 marathons while raising over 1 million for Macmillan Cancer Support in his hometown.
Two experienced climbers scale the Crystal Pillar in Canada, demonstrating their skills against the backdrop of this impressive natural formation.
20-year-old Kameryn coaches young girls in figure skating in Detroit, aiming to empower them through sports and build their confidence.
Freddy McConnell shares his experience as a trans man navigating pregnancy and fatherhood, highlighting the term 'seahorse dads' and the importance of sensitive storytelling.
Seven students on a youth blind soccer team in Virginia demonstrate how adaptations make the sport accessible for visually impaired athletes.
A wheelchair boxer named Claude Sindon aims to become the UK's first competitor in wheelchair boxing, a sport that has never seen a match in its 100-year history.
Two years after winning a world title at the O2, Rico Franco returns to bare-knuckle boxing following a life-threatening bowel disease.
They meet elite survivalists in Naked and Afraid: Last One Standing, premiering May 18.
Brian Zarzuela won the gold medal in the men's AU2 category at the US National Paraclimbing Championships, demonstrating his skill and determination.
Ten-year-old Hannah has been swimming in the Rio Grande since she was a baby, joining her parents in their passion for kayaking on the river.
A golfer named Gordon Davis has spent 50 years diving for golf balls at courses in Florida, turning a lost ball into a source of income.
At 300 meters high, George King climbs The Shard in London, facing police and security while pushing the limits of urban exploration.
A diver can earn up to $300,000 a year working underwater, as Mike Rowe demonstrates while managing a concrete jacket installation in a Louisiana swamp.
A shark attack survivor from Kauai, Hawaii, shares how the ocean has shaped his life and led to innovations in underwater agriculture.
Children attend a fat camp for $7900, living under constant camera surveillance to lose weight.
A risk of death exists in one in every 2,300 jumps for extreme sports like BASE jumping, as demonstrated by athlete Tim Howell.
The 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris face ticket sales challenges despite a comprehensive advertising campaign by the French government and various organizations.
Eddie Hall and Obie tackle the challenging $15,000 silver dollar squat at Mapes Casino.
In Inner Mongolia, pensioners from four continents compete in the World over 80s Table Tennis Championships, highlighting the realities of aging and veteran sports.
Every week, 10 players with Parkinson's meet in Fulda, Germany, to play table tennis, which helps them manage symptoms and combat loneliness.
500 hot air balloons light up the sky each morning during the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta, the largest gathering of its kind in the world.
Ivy Granstrom, 66, runs three miles a day and has completed 50 consecutive swims in the polar bear swim event despite having only 4.5% vision.
Extreme kayaker Trip Jennings faces life-threatening challenges during his first descent of the Pandi River in Papua New Guinea.
Russ Cook runs 385 marathons in 352 days across Africa, facing extreme challenges and dangers.
Eight months passed for a young Afghan refugee to reach the UK, where cricket became a vital connection to his new community.
In the Laurentians, winter sports enthusiasts experience a vibrant panorama of skiing and snow-covered landscapes in a celebration of the season.
