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Pics & Vids Of The Week 18/06/2010

Karl Woll | June 18, 2010 4:37 pm

- Stunning video of world champion freediver Guillaume Nery jumping at Dean’s Blue Hole:

- Video of last weekend’s XTC trail running adventure across the North Shore Mountains of Vancouver [via Club Fat Ass]:

- Swimming Anemone while diving Vancouver Island Canada:

- Jumping from the Eiffel Tower:

- “So you’re up in the Arctic examining glaciers and ice-shelves for signs of climate change, and you need to move your kayaks from the mother ship to the ice shelf 50 kilometers away. Good thing you’ve got a helicopter!” [via Kayak Yak]

- “A trip down the Colorado River’s Barrel Springs Rapid goes a bit haywire when one of the kayakers loses his paddle”. [via Outside Blog]

Kayaker Rescue on the Colorado River from Epicocity Project on Vimeo.


Pics & Vids Of The Week 6/11/2009

Karl Woll | November 6, 2009 10:51 am

- Warren Miller’s Dynasty, a look at 6 decades of Warren Miller films, is playing in Vancouver this month:

- I can’t embed the video, but you have to see what its like to kayak some extreme water in the Congo [via The Adventure Blog]

- Ever wanted your own half-pipe? Oh to be Shaun White…

- Stumbled this on YouTube. A random clip of a friendly seal jumping aboard a kayak in English Bay:

- From Wend Blog, some pics from a dorm at a University in the Netherlands. In a word, awesome:

- Also from Wend Blog, a video on the new freediving world-record. William Trubridge went 288 feet without fins. To put that in context, I’ve never gone down further than 70 feet with a freaking oxygen tank on my back! I really don’t know how this is humanly possible:

Freediving World Record – 88m without fins from william trubridge on Vimeo.

- Outside Blog posted this trailer for a new snowboarding vid called All or Nothing. “:

Straightline Productions “ALL OR NOTHING” from Straightline Productions on Vimeo.

- A very cool amateur video of what its like to snorkel with one of my favorite underwater creatures; whale sharks [via @scubadivegirls]:

- A cool infographic on which animals in the wild cause the most deaths each year: