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Alex Honnold

free soloed El Capitan

He's the pro rock climber whose outrageous free-solo ascents of the USA's tallest cliff-faces have turned him into one of the world's most renowned climbers. Alex is the only person to have free-soloed El Capitan and holds the record for the fastest ascent of the Yosemite triple crown — an 18-hour, 50-minute link-up of Mount Watkins, The Nose, and the Regular Northwest Face of Half Dome.

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"If something makes me feel sick to think about, then it's almost certainly risky"

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Alex Honnold climbing The Nose on El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, CA going for the new speed climbing record

Alex Honnold climb at Space Invaders Wall in South Lake Tahoe, CA

Alex Honnold solos The Nose on El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, California

Caite Zeliff

Queen of Corbet's Couloir

Caite may be from a ski town but she wasn't born a skier. An only child to a single mom, she found skiing a little bit later than most — through a school program. But what she lacked in experience, Caite made up for in effort and hard work, and has since clinched Jackson Hole's much coveted Queen of Corbet's Couloir, not once but twice.

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Caite Zeliff — one of the most exciting, up-and coming names in freeskiing

"how does one become good at something? It's a combination of time and a genuine love for whatever you are trying to get good at."

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Leo Houlding

first Briton to free climb El Capitan

Leo is the epitome of the modern-day adventurer. One of the world's top expedition climbers, he's a veteran of many a hardcore expedition, including: summiting Everest, ski-kiting 1000 miles across Antarctica to climb the Spectre – an imposing 750m tall buttress – as well as being the first Briton to free climb El Capitan.

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Leo Houlding — first Briton to free climb El Capitan

Leo pushes his limits by taking his skills to the most unknown and unexplored realms he can find

Leo is also an experienced base jumper, and at the forefront of Para-Alpinism (climbing up then flying down)

Leo in Wales, 1997

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