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Three of the world's most renowned BASE jumpers, Jokke Sommer, Espen Fadnes and Ludovic Woerth embark on an adventure around the world seeking out unique and challenging places to wingsuit proximity flying and BASE jumping. Directed and produced by Siesta Films and Ellioth and Winther Film, this exceptional journey takes Jokke, Espen and Ludo to Rio de Janeiro, Chamonix, The Reunion Island, The Tianmen Mountains in China, Bangkok, before their planned final jump in Dubai.All three athletes speak candidly about the moralities of the sport they risk their lives for and the emotions and rewards that push them to pioneer this sport.

An 8 episode mini-series featuring three of the worlds best wingsuit pilots, Jokke Sommer, Espen Fadnes and Ludovic Woerth as they travel the world in the search of the perfect flight. The journey takes them to places like the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, the Tianmen (floating) mountains in China and Reunion island as they perform their breathtaking wingsuit-stunts.

We join Mike Libecki, Freddie Wilkinson, and Cory Richards as they make their final bid for the top of Bertha's Tower. From their precariously high camp within striking distance of the summit, the team must forge a path through the hollow, jigsaw rock that bands the final section of climbing. Having come so far and battled not only the weather but also back-breaking logistics, they are determined to push on despite the ever-present danger of loose rock. Will they carve their names in climbing history with an Antarctic first ascent or be turned back short of their prize.

The Classic Alpinist" featuring world-renowned athlete Ueli Steck. A four-part series, The Classic Alpinist chronicles the highs and lows of Ueli's mission to summit all 4,000-metre peaks throughout the Alps in just 80 days during the summer of 2015. This incredible feat was made all the more difficult as Steck decided to undergo the entire challenge under manpower alone. No cars, planes nor trains - just Ueli, his bike, and his mountaineering gear on the ultimate endurance challenge in the Alps.

In this 6-part series we take you inside one historic year with the British big wave surfer, Andrew Cotton. Cotty is the Super Mario of wave riders: a lifeguard, a plumber, and a mild-mannered family man who just happens to hunt monster waves. In 2013 the stars aligned and sent this underground charger a succession of massive swells, but it was up to him to be in the right spot and drop the tow rope when the time came. From the frigid tubes of Mullaghmoore, Ireland, to some of the biggest waves ever ridden in Nazaré Portugal, Cotty was there, etching his name into the history books with every ride. So pop some dramamine, sling on your thickest wetsuit, and hop on the back of the ski, we're bringing you along for the wildest ride of your life.

Clay Marzo was heralded by the late, great Andy Irons as 'the best 18 year old surfer in the world'. Kelly Slater said, 'He knows things I don't know about surfing.' He put together an incredible amateur and early pro career. His natural talent and potential were off the chart. Diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, a mild form of autism, he found it difficult though to make his way in the cut throat world of professional surfing and fell victim to the economic downturn hitting the surfing industry. Now 24, he finds himself at a crossroads in his career. 'What Happened to Clay Marzo' takes an honest and insightful look the life and times one of the most unique and inspirational athletes of any sport.

Twin brothers Ant and Tim Green attempt set a new world record and higher than two people have ever been before on a paramotor above the iconic summit of Mont Blanc in the French Alps. The Americans tricked out their high-end parachutes and motors in order to get themselves soaring where even birds fear to fly.

Meet the new faces of climbing: 15-year-old Ashima Shiraishi and 16-year-old Kai Lightner are the leaders of the next generation who are taking the sport to the next level. Now these two prodigiestravel to the rugged coast of Norway, where a legendary cave is filled with some of the most difficult climbs on earth.

Mount Everest made headlines around the world in Spring 2013 when Ueli Steck and Simone Moro, one of the strongest duos in alpinism, were attacked by a crowd of angry Sherpas at Camp 2 while attempting a cutting edge new route on the highest- and most crowded- mountain in the world. Fearing for their lives, the climbers fled the mountain.