In this episode,Australian world-record holder and “Queen of the English Channel” Chloë McCardel shares the highs and lows of open-water swimming.
The RAC Rescue helicopter is due to land at the scene around 11.30am with a St John Ambulance paramedic on board to treat the man before he is flown to Royal Perth Hospital.
Michael Khedoori has taken advantage of having fewer people on the street to explore his local area by doing parkour,the sport of getting from one place to another in the fastest way possible.
Rick Allen died in an avalanche while attempting to scale K2 in northern Pakistan,the world’s second-highest mountain peak.
Marty Filipowski had no intention of swimming the English Channel when he first met Charmian Frend at the local pool in 2010 – but it was just the beginning.
A skydiver has died after his parachute failed to deploy during a jump in Jurien Bay on Sunday afternoon.
The announcement brings closure to a dramatic tragedy on one of the most dangerous mountains to climb in the world.
Minimal food,a compass,map and head torch:welcome to the world of rogaining – a competitive bushwalk that pushes even the most hardy athlete to their limit.
David Warby is in the final stage of trials to snatch the world water speed record from his father Ken Warby,which was set in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains in 1978.
Rupert Guinness is spending 12 days on a stationary bike virtually riding more than 4500 kilometres from California to Maryland.
It's the Mount Everest of ultra marathon running,a race of almost 5000 kilometres that takes so long that competitors stop for a haircut along the way.