Cliffhanger on TV

Below is a press release from Breaksweat TV who were on location at Cliffhanger:

Last weekend Breaksweat.tv was on location at Cliffhanger- "The Outdoor Event for Outdoor People", held in Sheffield. The event was a huge success and drew a crowd of around 15,000 people over the two days. Both days were action packed but Sunday proved to be more attractive to many visitors as the weather was gorgeous particularity after a cold and windy Saturday.

There was a plethora of activities available to attendees of all ages from Come-And-Try-It Climbing Walls, Sno!zone Park Sessions, Orienteering Races, A Guinness World Record Dyno Competition, Demonstration Events, Mountain Biking and a lot more. To check out all the action Breaksweat.tv will have video clips available shortly for viewing on the channel.

A few of the highlights for the Breaksweat.tv team was the Dyno Competition, Sno!zone Park Sessions, The British Bouldering Championships and the spectacular photo exhibitions.
New world records were set at the The Dyno Competition by Skyler Weeks who jumped an astounding 2.65m, and Lily Fitzgibon with a just as impressive 2.10m.

The Senior British Bouldering results were as follows:

WOMEN
1st: Audrey Seguy
2nd: Diane Merrick
3rd: Mina Leslie-Wujastuk

BOYS
1st: Ned Feehally
2nd: Stewart Watson
3rd: Dave Barrans

For a comprehensive list of results visit The British Mountaineering Council (BMC) website at www.thebmc.co.uk.
On the whole the atmosphere and location were superb. Everyone was keen to get involved in all the offerings which added to the positive vibe. The event was situated in Millhouses Park, which is the doorstep of the Peak District National Park excellent venue for water sports, orienteering and being surrounded by nature.
Joe Simpson, patron to the event, said "It is really appropriate that Sheffield is hosting such a major event, as it is ideally placed to become the outdoor activities capital of this country".

As a spectator at The Cliffhanger Event it was inspiring to watch athletes across all ages compete to win their respective title and there was a common theme throughout the weekend promoting healthy living through staying active.