Ultra Running and Beyond...   For anyone who wants to find out what's involved in Ultra Running and Beyond, now is your chance - from a Bob Graham to the Lakeland 100 and even a multi sport 900km non stop adventure race...   Adventure Journalist and ultra runner, Nik Cook, will lead the audience and panel of experts through a series of questions about the challenges of Ultra Running and Beyond.  This will be backed up by the real...

  The Wideboyz   Peak based climbers Tom Randall and Pete Whittaker have become household names recently with an amazing string of ascents of the world's hardest offwidths, culminating in their first ascent of Century Crack which, at 5.14b / 8c or E10 is now the world's hardest wide crack. And as well as that they've finally proved to Americans that, in their own words 'Brits aren't crap at crack climbing' and forced a few re-evaluations of...

  Sheffield Young Guns   Sheffield’s Mountain Bike scene is arguably the most vibrant in the country with a wealth of superb cross-country trails in the Peak District, a thriving downhill community and a number of promising young riders hellbent on following in the tracks of local legend, Steve Peat.  So, what better way for the Bike Expert Night to celebrate that scene than to take a close look at some of the young guns making a name for...

The Whitewater Grand Prix brings together 25 of the world's best kayakers for a six-stage competition on spectacular white water in Quebec.

  Simon Yates – The Wild Within   Book Launch and Lecture – Simon will give his very first Wild Within talk at ShAFF, entertaining the audience with stories of first ascents and unique mountaineering adventures in the Cordillera Darwin, Wrangell St Elias Ranges on the Alaska-Yukon Border, and Eastern Greenland. Simon will read from the book and signed copies will be available. With kind support from Vertebrate Publishing

The Book of Legends is a log of everyone who's made it through the treacherous set of rapids of Siberia's Bashkaus River Canyon. Extreme kayak champion Sam Sutton and friends set out to recreate the journey down Russia's most dangerous river which in 1974 claimed the lives of six out of ten of the original group of pioneers.  

Kadoma was a nickname for Hendri Coetzee, a legendary South African kayaker who had explored some of Africa’s wildest rivers.  American pro kayakers Chris Korbulic and Ben Stookesbury followed Coetzee into the Democratic Republic of Congo for a first descent of the dangerous Lukuga River. Seven weeks into the expedition, tragedy struck.  

Kayak short by Canadian based adventure photographer Steve Rogers - who hails from the north of England. Gentle start builds to a fantastic whitewater sliding action sequence.

Deep canyons with steep, spring fed creeks make White Salmon, Washington a paddling paradise for local kayaker Kate Wagner. 2nd in a seasonal trilogy by whitewater loving filmmaker Skip Armstrong.

As the snow melts and makes it way to the ocean, Jesse Murphy becomes reinvigorated by the river. 1st part of a seasonal trilogy by whitewater loving filmmaker Skip Armstrong.

Brian Ward discovers an unexpected and new-found love for water in its frozen and expanded form. Last chapter of whitewater loving filmmaker Skip Armstrong's seasonal trilogy.

Feature length film about a perfect storm of a race - in 2010 four of the greatest undefeated mountain runners on earth toed the starting line at the oldest and most prestigious 100-mile foot race in the world, The Western States 100.

A mountain biking short with a stonking soundtrack from The Collective - a worldwide network of riders united by their love of riding bikes in the dirt.

Incredible riding, flawless cinematography, stunning scenary - everything we've come to expect from The Coastal Crew and Anthill Films - and their latest offering 'From the Inside Out' doesn't disappoint. Filmed in British Colombia, Canada, the birthplace of freeride mountain biking, it features some of the world's best freeriders. Watch out for the awesome moving train jump!

The Red Bull rampage (held in the Utah Desert) combines the creativity and unrestricted ethos of freeride mountain biking but adds a competitive edge. The world's top riders (including Brit Gee Atherton) were free to choose whatever line they dared between the start gate at the top of an unforgiving sandstone ridge and finish line 1,500 vertical feet below.

An illustrated lecture by Andy Turner which will include a short award ceremony for the 2012 Petzl ShAFF Shorts Video Competition. Andy will be talking about: climbing the hardest mixed routes in Scotland, new routing in Lofoten (Norway) in the winter, and hopefully about a trip to Canada that he'll be arriving back from 4 days before ShAFF! Andy is sponsored by Petzl, Mountain Equipment, La Sportiva and Beal.

Experienced mountain runners Angela Mudge and Jethro Lennox will be talking about their new book World’s Ultimate Running Races, (Collins, September 2011).  Designed by runners for runners, it features 500 of the world’s best races and has been critically acclaimed by RunBritain, Athletics Weekly and Runner’s World. Publisher Jethro Lennox will explain what inspired the project and who was involved in making it happen. He will also be...

The world's first (and last?) Finnish surf film. Glassy waves, swaying palm trees, shorts and bikinis - that's the surf dream. But in Finland you can only surf when a storm front whips up waves on the inland Baltic Sea when it's often snowing, blowing a 30 m/s wind and temperatures are sub zero.

A Staycation Surfari Epic on Zero Dollars…Making their own boards, bamboo rickshaws, solar cookers, and hobo stoves, surfers Ryan Burch and Cyrus Sutton's set off along California's coast but their minimalist surf trip quickly becomes an examination of freedom vs alienation.

In his latest adventure, free climbing, BASE jumping, highlining legend Dean Potter uses cutting edge highline rigging blending classic tightrope gear with recent innovations in slacklining in this perilous crossing of the Upper Yosemite waterfall.

Mesmerising Spanish skateboard pro Kilian Martin brings freestyle tricks to urban skating. His unique style, gymnastic talent and technical abilities take skateboarding to the next level.

'Bobtrack Downhill Skateboarding' - a sport that didn't actually exist...until now! Danny Strasser visits Germany's Altenberg bobtrack in summer and skates down it at full speed with his longboard reaching speeds of 50mph.

Pro-skier, base-jumper Mike Wilson does a quadruple backflip off a 99 foot rope swing. Enough said.

Dream World follows German free runner Jason Paul on his on his way to Red Bull’s Art of Motion freestyle competition on London's South Bank where he competes against the world's best urban acrobats.

Seb Montez and his crew of skyliners are back - this time on an epic trip through Europe highlining between Parisian skyscrapers, gorges in the South of France and Norwegian fjords, parachuting from falls and cartwheeling off cliffs.

This wildly successful viral features parkour practitioners Kie Willis and Phil Doyle. Filmed in twenty second bursts over two hot weeks in June 2010 Doyle wanted to make a parkour film that was truly raw and the result it a cheeky little short with a cliffhanger ending.

He has a tremendous amount of talent, but no fear. It's part insanity, part genius. Slack lining pioneer Andy Lewis solos the world's longest highlines going harder and faster with climbing, slack and BASE.

A bewitching, paper cut-out, animated homage to skateboarding by 23 year old independent filmmaker Tilman Singer. Asked how he made this captivating short, Singer simply says: "A ton of digital photos, a ton of real life magazines, an hour of recording music."

Paul “Blue” Joseph, Phil Doyle and Mathiue Ledoux star in a Spooks style "test" to identify elite athletes mixing parkour and inline-skating - and fire.  One of the Channel 4 documentary 'Concrete Circus' quartet of urban adventure films. 

Full-frontal, downhill, on-road, in-line skating dressed as a Transformer - it's as nuts as it sounds. German thrill-seeker Danny Strasser manages to top trump his bobtrack downhill skate-boarding.

Uncommon Ideals is part of a project to document surfing on the North Sea - as far from the traditional ideal as you can get with its cold, grey, windy waves and murky brown water. Set to a poem by Dan Crockett, this beautiful short was shot to raise funds and exposure for film-maker Chris McLean's dream of making a feature length version.

Cyclist's eye-view of Chile's annual urban downhill stunt race through Valparaiso. Mind out for the dog!

Sheffield Hallam University Animation student Ian Anderson produced this excellent animated short for his 3rd year project. Soon to graduate and currently looking for a work placement, who knows, maybe he'll be Sheffield's next Nick Park?

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  COME AND TRY YOUR HAND AT URBAN ORIENTEERING AROUND PARK HILL ESTATE AND THE NEW SHEAF PARK.   South Yorkshire Orienteers will be holding an open event on Saturday 10 March from 11-1pm with 3 courses available to test yourselves on: Expert, Intermediate and Beginner with additional navigation exercises available for under 12s. Can you find the quickest route around this labyrinthine modernist landmark? How close can you get to the British...

Leo was surfing when most other kids were playing in the sandbox. He surfed his first wave aged just four. In just 3 years he was living the life of a real surfer traveling the world to chase the waves and is now training with the world's best, coming top in some of the biggest teen competitions.

Professional skateboarder Kilian Martin mixes freestyle with street skating in Barcelona. His unique dancer-like movements put him in a class of his own.

Pro-skier, base-jumper Mike Wilson does a quadruple backflip off a 99 foot rope swing. Enough said.

Danny MacAskill is the definitive adventure sports viral overnight success story. 3 years ago the Scottish street trials riders uploaded a video of his bike stunts filmed by his flatmate Dave Sowerby - it's now been watched over 28 million times. 'Industrial Revolutions' has already clocked up more than 3 million hits. Turn off the iPad, sit back and enjoy MacAskill in cinematic style.

5 year old Jackson Goldstone goes to kindergarten - doing huge drops and tricks through forest trails, skateboard parks and a brilliant mini-boardwalk run, all on his balance bike.

This wildly successful viral features parkour practitioners Kie Willis and Phil Doyle. Filmed in twenty second bursts over two hot weeks in June 2010 Doyle wanted to make a parkour film that was truly raw and the result it a cheeky little short with a cliffhanger ending.

This amateur video of 10 and 11 year olds doing seriously impressive tricks on micro-scooters was for a shot for a school talent show, which had to include a magic trick. No wonder it's had more than 3 million hits on You Tube.

Brian Ward discovers an unexpected and new-found love for water in its frozen and expanded form. Last chapter of whitewater loving filmmaker Skip Armstrong's seasonal trilogy.

A charming, witty animated short in which a caveman discovers skiing thanks to his friendship with a wooly mammoth.

Full-frontal, downhill, on-road, in-line skating dressed as a Transformer - it's as nuts as it sounds. German thrill-seeker Danny Strasser manages to top trump his bobtrack downhill skate-boarding.

Wild Swim' author Kate Rew continues her journey to find Britain's best outdoor swimming spots with three hidden gems right in the heart of London - Tooting Bec Lido, The Serpentine and Hampstead Heath ponds. She celebrates the joy of wild swimming and feeling free right in the middle of the city.

John Porter, acclaimed mountaineer and founder of the Kendal Mountain Film Festival, will be at ShAFF to give a short lecture before he hosts ShAFF's first ever charity auction. The MacIntyre Years - Doing More with Less   In an interview in 1982, Reinhold Messner described Alex MacIntyre as "the purest of all exponents of the light weight style of Himalayan climbing."  For Alex 'style was the obsession.  With the right equipment (designed...

Last year's Best Artistic Film award winner 'Salt' charted the changes in the 360 perfect horizon of the deserted salt pans of Australia's Lake Eyre to explore the effect of solitude and emptiness on photographer Murray Frederick's mood. In Iridium he uses Salt's best time-lapse sequences to create a strangely meditative, almost hypnotic, poetic video short.

A young couple sell-up to spend a year trekking the coast from Seattle to Alaska. Proof you don't need a Hollywood budget to make a great adventure film - just a shared sleeping bag, toothbrush and plenty of cheese.  

Arborists Brian French and Will Koomjian set out on a unique attempt to cross a kilometre of natural grove in Oregan without touching the ground. Their 5 day canopy trek is a genuine delight.

An amazing, amusing short that uses an innovative stop motion technique to show the world of skiing in a whole different light. Ski the pillow line without ever getting out of bed.

La Grave is unique. Up high, a small ski lift serves a piste on the glacier. Apart from that, there is nothing or close to nothing ... just off-piste, ski-touring routes down 2000m of pure mountain. The area's four ski patrollers explain their light-touch approach and their passion for protecting this one-of-a-kind ski experience.

A poetic celebration of back country skiing and snowboarding in South America. The hypnotic Spanish narration (based on Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness) and hauntingly beautiful ski and board sequences reel you in to create a real connection between the sport and its natural environment that makes this film stand out from the crowd.

Follow big mountain snowboard legend Xavier de la Rue through a whole season. Includes a hair-raising 4 hour descent down one of the most mythical ski descents in Chamonix, the 3,700m Aiguille de Plan.

Leo was surfing when most other kids were playing in the sandbox. He surfed his first wave aged just four. In just 3 years he was living the life of a real surfer traveling the world to chase the waves and is now training with the world's best, coming top in some of the biggest teen competitions.

Telling the story of an adventure is never an easy task - films are often produced in far away and long after an expedition diluting its intensity. Alpinists Renan Ozturk and Cory Richards use cutting edge technology tell the story of their new climb in the Everest Region of Nepal 'as it happens' from the field.

"What am I doing here? We have to get down." Climber Cory Richards films himself and 2 colleagues attempting to bag a first winter ascent of the 8000m+ Gasherbrum II. Cold is a representation of what goes on in a climber's head - thoughts about their family, their life and their doubts and fears.

British outdoor gear manufacturer Mountain Equipment have participated in every British first ascent of an 8000m peak and been part of more than 175 Everest summits. To celebrate their 50th anniversary they've filmed the personal reflections of some of the world's most significant mountaineers together with rare archive footage charting the past 50 years of mountaineering history.

British alpinists Jon Bracey and Matt Helliker film their own attempt to honor their late friend Jules Cartwright by following his original vision of making a stunning and formidable new line on Mt Hunter's (Alaska) incredible north buttress, The Moonflower.

Brian Ward discovers an unexpected and new-found love for water in its frozen and expanded form. Last chapter of whitewater loving filmmaker Skip Armstrong's seasonal trilogy.

Follow Mountain trail runner Jared Campbell as he hurtles down the 2300ft/ 3 mile descent down Utah's West Slabs of Olympus in an hour. Singletrack, bushwhacking, boulder hopping, a steep snow-field and a river gully descent - it's not for the faint-hearted.

Follow Adam Campbell on a training run through the South Chilcotins area of British Columbia.

Endurance athlete Kilian Jornet visits his hero and the man who has been an inspiration to him since he was a child - the Italian ultra-runner Bruno Brunod. Jornet says of Brunod: "For me, for all mountain runners, he is a god".

Kilian Jornet describes himself as a Skyrunner-Ski Mountaineer. His ski skills are obvious when you watch him dance up and glide down a mountain. In this first of 3 of his Quest Series films, Jornet sets the speed record for running 45km route up Mt. Olympus (3500m) in just 5 hours, 19 minutes, and 45 seconds.

This slow motion video of ultra trail runner Kilian Jornet is the ultimate way to appreciate his dazzling running style and flawless technique. A masterclass in off-road running.

A portrait of Fiona Rennie, Scottish ultra runner, who fought her way back from a life-threatening brain haemorrhage to race distances of up to 100 miles. She spent 3 weeks in intensive care but was up and running again just a month after her collapse.

Bob Graham Round fell run (= 65 miles, 42 Mountain Tops, 27,000ft climb, 24 Hours) + John O'Groats to Land's End bike ride (= 874 miles, 60 Hours, 400000 pedal turns) + Devizes to Westminster Canoe race (= 125 miles, 77 portages, 24 Hours) + 2 blokes = The Epic Tri. You do the maths.

A mountain biking short with a stonking soundtrack from The Collective - a worldwide network of riders united by their love of riding bikes in the dirt.

Incredible riding, flawless cinematography, stunning scenary - everything we've come to expect from The Coastal Crew and Anthill Films - and their latest offering 'From the Inside Out' doesn't disappoint. Filmed in British Colombia, Canada, the birthplace of freeride mountain biking, it features some of the world's best freeriders. Watch out for the awesome moving train jump!

The Red Bull rampage (held in the Utah Desert) combines the creativity and unrestricted ethos of freeride mountain biking but adds a competitive edge. The world's top riders (including Brit Gee Atherton) were free to choose whatever line they dared between the start gate at the top of an unforgiving sandstone ridge and finish line 1,500 vertical feet below.

Sheffield Hallam University Animation student Ian Anderson produced this excellent animated short for his 3rd year project. Soon to graduate and currently looking for a work placement, who knows, maybe he'll be Sheffield's next Nick Park?

We're proud to host the premiere of this UK bouldering film from Sheffield based Outcrop Films. Follow the new emerging scene of Britain's top climbers and visiting stars around the UK, tackling some of the highest and hardest problems around from the tough, mentally challenging highballs on the gritstone edges, to the short, powerful, esoteric testpieces of the limestone and everything in between.

Photographer Jimmy Chin on assignment to shoot a feature story for National Geographic about the cutting edge climbing culture in Yosemite, California - what does it take to tell the story of people living constantly on the edge?

The Long Hope is the story of Britain's hardest sea cliff route, St. John's Head, Hoy. Interweaves Ed Drummonds' recollections of his original 1970s ascent with gripping footage of Dave MacLeod's full free ascent of the direct line last year.

From Last to First Charlie will talk about his running career and how it took him16 years to make it to the Olympic team, but how he then won a medal! He will explore how changing his circumstances and his mindset made all the difference to his career after more than a decade of being only quite good. He will talk about what it is like in the Olympic village and to compete in an Olympic race.    With kind support from New Balance and...

For 2 years the crew of 3 Minute Gaps followed the world's best mountain bike racers - including Danny Hart and Gee Atherton - around the world through every round of the 2009 and 2010 World Cup Series and World Championships.

Danny MacAskill is the definitive adventure sports viral overnight success story. 3 years ago the Scottish street trials riders uploaded a video of his bike stunts filmed by his flatmate Dave Sowerby - it's now been watched over 28 million times. 'Industrial Revolutions' has already clocked up more than 3 million hits. Turn off the iPad, sit back and enjoy MacAskill in cinematic style.

Bike-mountaineering takes mountain biking to a whole new level. Harald Phillip and Martin Falkner hike up then bike-ski and crevasse hop through snow fields, following hairy turns along awesome World War 1 singletrack trails down Monte Cevedale (3778m, Italy).

Tom Malecha is an outdoor enthusiast and amateur film-maker living in Zurich. As he puts it: "People collect all kinds of things. On my first day on a Mountainbike, I started to collect trails. And this is my collection." Follow his adventures along gorgeous Alpine trails.

Cyclist's eye-view of Chile's annual urban downhill stunt race through Valparaiso. Mind out for the dog!

Arnaud Petit and Stephanie Bodet attempt what might be the toughest route in the Alps, a majestic 3,900m pinnacle that juts out from the Mont Blanc Massif - Grand Capuchin. Close camera work against breathtaking backdrops with lively discussions along the route give intimate access to a refreshing and effective climbing partnership.

British climber Tim Emmett and Canadian 'ice ninja' Will Gadd tackle the hardest ice climb in the world - the radically overhanging, fiendishly difficult ice at Helmcken Falls in British Columbia.

A nine year old girl from New York is taking the bouldering world by storm and her name is Ashima. Under the tutelage of her ex champion coach Obe she's cracking problems and crushing her competition. Through her he rediscovers his passion for climbing but can she cope with the pressure and avoid the danger of burnout?

For 50 years the world's best climbers have been one-upping each other on this massive granite monolith in California's Yosemite national park, racing up 3000ft of vertical rock in less than 3 hours, risking life and limb to shave seconds off the record time to claim this hotly contested prize.

The Ennedi desert of Chad is a hot, sand-scoured and unfriendly place, yet its heart is filled with clusters of breathtaking spires, rock fingers and delicate arches. Veteran climber Mark Synott brings young climbing stars Alex Honnold and James Pearson to explore this untouched wilderness.

One of the most exciting events every year at ShAFF. Niall Grimes will kick off the evening with his memorable quiz about all things adventurous, before Alex Ekins will take over to present the finalists in the 2012 Arc'teryx Adventure Shot Photography Competition. More details here.

Petzl Sponsored Athlete Steve Mcclure has been at the top of the Sport Climbing Scene for over 10 years. Is this through skill, strength and fitness, or just a good dose of tenacity mixed in with a bit of luck? In this talk he describes how he moved into sport climbing and held his own against the worlds best climbers at the Rock Trip events from Squarmish to China and Europe to Mexico.

Cyclist's eye-view of Chile's annual urban downhill stunt race through Valparaiso. Mind out for the dog!

Sheffield Hallam University Animation student Ian Anderson produced this excellent animated short for his 3rd year project. Soon to graduate and currently looking for a work placement, who knows, maybe he'll be Sheffield's next Nick Park?

Leo was surfing when most other kids were playing in the sandbox. He surfed his first wave aged just four. In just 3 years he was living the life of a real surfer traveling the world to chase the waves and is now training with the world's best, coming top in some of the biggest teen competitions.

Professional skateboarder Kilian Martin mixes freestyle with street skating in Barcelona. His unique dancer-like movements put him in a class of his own.

Pro-skier, base-jumper Mike Wilson does a quadruple backflip off a 99 foot rope swing. Enough said.

Danny MacAskill is the definitive adventure sports viral overnight success story. 3 years ago the Scottish street trials riders uploaded a video of his bike stunts filmed by his flatmate Dave Sowerby - it's now been watched over 28 million times. 'Industrial Revolutions' has already clocked up more than 3 million hits. Turn off the iPad, sit back and enjoy MacAskill in cinematic style.

5 year old Jackson Goldstone goes to kindergarten - doing huge drops and tricks through forest trails, skateboard parks and a brilliant mini-boardwalk run, all on his balance bike.

This wildly successful viral features parkour practitioners Kie Willis and Phil Doyle. Filmed in twenty second bursts over two hot weeks in June 2010 Doyle wanted to make a parkour film that was truly raw and the result it a cheeky little short with a cliffhanger ending.

This amateur video of 10 and 11 year olds doing seriously impressive tricks on micro-scooters was for a shot for a school talent show, which had to include a magic trick. No wonder it's had more than 3 million hits on You Tube.

Brian Ward discovers an unexpected and new-found love for water in its frozen and expanded form. Last chapter of whitewater loving filmmaker Skip Armstrong's seasonal trilogy.

A charming, witty animated short in which a caveman discovers skiing thanks to his friendship with a wooly mammoth.

Full-frontal, downhill, on-road, in-line skating dressed as a Transformer - it's as nuts as it sounds. German thrill-seeker Danny Strasser manages to top trump his bobtrack downhill skate-boarding.

Shot during one of the coldest winters for years, the film features a swimming club based based on the banks of the Vltava river in Prague whose members specialise in swimming outside through the winter - one couple even get married in 1.5C water. Quite literally breath-taking.

Ever dreamed of ditching the day-job? 3 girls take the plunge, hook up their AirStream caravan and head out on the road in search of people who've quit the rat race for a more sustainable, if not always easier, life.

Alaska's major glaciers are losing 24 cubic miles of ice each year. Alan Gordon has spent a year climbing, exploring and documenting the ever-changing glaciers of the Juneau Icefield, capturing stunning images of a landscape that's constantly evolving and melting away.

A father writes home to his 4 year old son from the summit of a new climb in a remote canyon on the China-Mongolia border to teach him life lessons and invite him to run from a life of complacency.

For six million years the Colorado River has flowed from its desert source 1,500 miles to the sea - until now. Photojournalist Pete McBride sets out to follow the river of his childhood to find out how long it takes the water that irrigated his family's ranch to reach the ocean.

Female free ski mountaineers meet the Himalayas. Austrian skiers Eva Walkner and Katharina Schuler explore the unique ski culture, untouched powder slopes and colourful villages of the Kashmir, a paradise for freeriders.

Not what you'd expect from an extreme adventure sports film. German daredevil Danny Strasser's first skateboard descent of Sarajevo's wartorn Olympic bobsleigh run is a surprisingly poignant film.

The rare white 'Spirit' bear lives in the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia but its habitat is under threat from a proposed oil pipeline. A group of world renowned photographers and videographers teamed up to help the Gitga'at First Nation campaign to protect the forest by documenting its wildlife and culture.

Is it possible for two people to both live the dream and stay happy together? In 'Downhill Affair: A Love Story' extreme skiers Molly Baker and Zack Giffin admit that the one thing that could bring them closer could tear them apart.

The world's best freeskiers filmed in HD by a passionate ski-mad film-crew in mind-blowing locations, Being There is a behind the scenes look at the production of an adventure ski film.    

Josh Dueck was an aspiring skier and coach until a ski accident left him paralysed. Not content with his comeback winning a silver Olympic medal in downhill sit-ski racing, he craves the thrill and freedom of backcountry skiing.

A charming, witty animated short in which a caveman discovers skiing thanks to his friendship with a wooly mammoth.

Sheffield Hallam University Animation student Ian Anderson produced this excellent animated short for his 3rd year project. Soon to graduate and currently looking for a work placement, who knows, maybe he'll be Sheffield's next Nick Park?

Professional skateboarder Kilian Martin mixes freestyle with street skating in Barcelona. His unique dancer-like movements put him in a class of his own.

Pro-skier, base-jumper Mike Wilson does a quadruple backflip off a 99 foot rope swing. Enough said.

Danny MacAskill is the definitive adventure sports viral overnight success story. 3 years ago the Scottish street trials riders uploaded a video of his bike stunts filmed by his flatmate Dave Sowerby - it's now been watched over 28 million times. 'Industrial Revolutions' has already clocked up more than 3 million hits. Turn off the iPad, sit back and enjoy MacAskill in cinematic style.

5 year old Jackson Goldstone goes to kindergarten - doing huge drops and tricks through forest trails, skateboard parks and a brilliant mini-boardwalk run, all on his balance bike.

This wildly successful viral features parkour practitioners Kie Willis and Phil Doyle. Filmed in twenty second bursts over two hot weeks in June 2010 Doyle wanted to make a parkour film that was truly raw and the result it a cheeky little short with a cliffhanger ending.