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Hanging in There
- One Man and His Dad Take on the Alps in the World's Toughest Race
- Narrated by: Ollie Gallant
- Length: 7 hrs and 40 mins
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Hanging in There
Narrated by:
Ollie Gallant
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Publisher's Summary
The Red Bull X-Alps is the world's most extreme race. With only a paraglider and a pair of hiking boots athletes attempt to cross the Alps from Salzburg in Austria to Monaco. In this book, British athlete Jon Chambers brings you even closer to the action and reveals his personal story of his 2011 race. In doing so he reveals the harsh reality of what it takes to compete in this uniquely demanding challenge: the physical and mental hardship, equipment, extreme conditions, strategic thinking and lucky escapes.
©2013 Jon R. Chambers (P)2013 Jon R. Chambers
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