INTRODUCTION

The Dangerous Sports Club was formed by a close network of friends living in far corners of the globe, from Los Angeles to Shanghai. Originally founded in Oxford, England by Chairman David Kirke, the club arranged large-scale adventure trips, eventually completing over 80 different projects held in 40 countries.

The Dangerous Sports Club has pioneered events such as bungee jumping, microlighting and BASE jumping. Their stunts are known to be breathtaking, dangerous and fun. The Club also pioneered a surrealist form of skiing, holding three events at St Moritz, Switzerland, in which competitors were required to devise a sculpture mounted on skis and ride it down a mountain.

The Dangerous Sports Club Archive covers events since the organisation formed in 1979. These projects combine over 100 hours of edge-of-your seat action and mind-blowing stunts.

FOOTAGE COLLECTION

The Dangerous Sports Club Archive holds original and unconventional footage from a wide range of events including ski jumping in St Moritz, bungee jumping in Bristol, and picnics at the top of a hot air balloon. With over 100 hours of footage there is something to scare even the most adventurous of viewers.


Event Footage


Yearly Ski Race in St Moritz (Switzerland)

Complete feed footage from unusual skiing obstacle race.


First Ever Bungee Jump in Bristol, England

Complete feed footage from the first ever bungee jump off the Clifton Suspension Bridge in 1979.


Catapults

Complete feed footage of human made catapults including footage of humans being thrown from the catapult structure into a river.


Hang-gliding off Mount Kilimanjaro

Feed footage of gliding over clouds.


Picnic on Top of a Hot Air Balloon

Complete footage of Air Balloon ride with people picnicking on top of the balloon.

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