The tallest Campus Board in the world
The video of Jeremy Bonder training on the extremely high Campus Board located in the Karma climbing wall at Fontainebleau in France.
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Jeremy Bonder climbing up the Campus Board at the Karma climbing wall in France
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From what we know, this may well be the world’s tallest Campus Board, so tall in fact that to climb to the top of its 37 rungs you need to put on a harness! The board, unsurprisingly, is located at the Karma climbing wall close to Fontainebleau used by the French climbing team for its training sessions. Elite équipe de France team member Jeremy Bonder demonstrates all the power and endurance necessary to campus to the top.
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