This is hilarious. Bear Grylls tries to survive under Jimmy Kimmel's desk.
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Showing posts with label Bear Grylls. Show all posts
REI blog post
Today I got a blog posted on the REI blog.
It's called:
Can a Video Game Improve Your Outdoor Survival Skills?
I talk about the new Man vs. Wild video game.
Please check it out and let me know what you think!
It's called:
Can a Video Game Improve Your Outdoor Survival Skills?
I talk about the new Man vs. Wild video game.
Please check it out and let me know what you think!
Jake Gyllenhall on Man vs Wild
On Monday, July 11, 2011, actor Jake Gyllenhaal joins Bear on an adventure to Iceland.
I can't wait!
I can't wait!
I'm a Runner: Bear Grylls
Runners World has a great interview with Bear Grylls on their site from their May 2011 edition.
Occupation: Host of Man vs. Wild
Age: 36
Residence: Abersoch, U.K.
How did you get started running?
In the military. In the British Special Air Service, combat fitness is all about running. We would go until we ended up vomiting on the side of the road. Once I left the military, I gave up running for a while. It took me a while to realize it doesn't have to be like that. Running can be a great therapeutic way of training. These days I push myself hard, but I also slow down and take it easy sometimes. It doesn't have to be full-on hard all the time.
When did you get back into running?
After the military, I spent a year being really unhealthy, not exercising. I got back into running when I was offered my first commercial [for Degree deodorant]. I thought, If I'm going to have to take my shirt off, I'd better start doing sit-ups and start running.
Later, I got my first TV series [Escape to the Legion], which was about basic training for the French Foreign Legion out in the desert of North Africa. During that time, running was a part of everyday life. We were running two or three times a day. We always had to wear these terrible thin-soled pumps [sneakers]. We had horrific blisters. I just remember these blood-soaked white pumps [sneakers].
Check out the rest of the interview over at Runners World.
Occupation: Host of Man vs. Wild
Age: 36
Residence: Abersoch, U.K.
How did you get started running?
In the military. In the British Special Air Service, combat fitness is all about running. We would go until we ended up vomiting on the side of the road. Once I left the military, I gave up running for a while. It took me a while to realize it doesn't have to be like that. Running can be a great therapeutic way of training. These days I push myself hard, but I also slow down and take it easy sometimes. It doesn't have to be full-on hard all the time.
When did you get back into running?
After the military, I spent a year being really unhealthy, not exercising. I got back into running when I was offered my first commercial [for Degree deodorant]. I thought, If I'm going to have to take my shirt off, I'd better start doing sit-ups and start running.
Later, I got my first TV series [Escape to the Legion], which was about basic training for the French Foreign Legion out in the desert of North Africa. During that time, running was a part of everyday life. We were running two or three times a day. We always had to wear these terrible thin-soled pumps [sneakers]. We had horrific blisters. I just remember these blood-soaked white pumps [sneakers].
Check out the rest of the interview over at Runners World.
Another Bear Grylls Degree Commercial
Back in January Degree released a commercial for their new deodorant.
Now they have a new one.
And this one has wolverines.
Now they have a new one.
And this one has wolverines.
Yes he does
I came across this gem today.
It wouldn't have made for nearly as dramatic of a movie franchise.
It wouldn't have made for nearly as dramatic of a movie franchise.
Man vs. Wild: Seal skin wetsuit
The sixth season of Discovery Channel's Man vs. Wild with Bear Grylls kicks off on Thursday, February 17 at 9PM ET/PT.
The season will be 13 total episodes, but starts with six weeks of new episodes. The hit series will having Bear endure the most intense journeys to Arizona, Borneo, Cape Wrath in Scotland, Norway and a deserted island in the South Pacific.
The sixth episode will be a special compilation episode showing unseen footage of Bear providing viewers with his ultimate survival guide.
He even makes a wetsuit out of seal skin. Who does that?!?! Bear does!!!
Facing a chilly swim in the frigid waters of Cape Wrath, Scotland, Bear Grylls comes across the remains of a seal carcass and fashions a wetsuit from its blubbery hide.
Here's the descriptions of each episode:
· In Scotland off the rugged coast of Cape Wrath, Bear is dropped into open ocean. After getting ashore, he realizes he's on an island and must swim to the mainland. Bear fashions a wetsuit from a seal's hide to withstand the frigid crossing. Well into the trek, he is forced to turn back as an incoming estuary tide nearly cuts him off. After he makes it to dry land, Bear has a close call with the steep treacherous Scottish rock terrain.
· In Norway, Bear and his team create the harshest conditions possible combining Mother Nature with the latest technology. In this MAN VS. WILD science special, sensors monitor Bear's body as he demonstrates how to survive cutting away from a malfunctioning parachute, how to cross a fast flowing river after a dam is released on him and how to endure a lethal trap that Bear sets against himself.
· In the South Pacific, Bear is left into the ocean near a deserted island. He must first fight his way up a steep cliff to get ashore. Once on dry land, his priority is food and water. In addition to knowing ingenious ways to collect and store rainwater, Bear dives deep into the reefs in search of fish and employs a local method using torches to catch octopus at night.
· In Borneo, Bear heads directly into the wild jungles. Without a place to land his helicopter, he is forced to rappel into the treetops. As the heli peels away, Bear is 100 feet up in the canopy. After finding his way down to the jungle floor, Bear tackles raging waters, big mudslides and deep caves as he fights his way through this impenetrable place.
· In Arizona, Bear transforms into a one man high speed glider with a cutting edge wingsuit and flies into the Arizona Sky Islands. Bear shows viewers how to find water in the parched desert landscape, builds a sand-buggy from a wrecked aircraft and crosses heart-stopping rock drops.
The season will be 13 total episodes, but starts with six weeks of new episodes. The hit series will having Bear endure the most intense journeys to Arizona, Borneo, Cape Wrath in Scotland, Norway and a deserted island in the South Pacific.
The sixth episode will be a special compilation episode showing unseen footage of Bear providing viewers with his ultimate survival guide.
He even makes a wetsuit out of seal skin. Who does that?!?! Bear does!!!
Facing a chilly swim in the frigid waters of Cape Wrath, Scotland, Bear Grylls comes across the remains of a seal carcass and fashions a wetsuit from its blubbery hide.
Here's the descriptions of each episode:
· In Scotland off the rugged coast of Cape Wrath, Bear is dropped into open ocean. After getting ashore, he realizes he's on an island and must swim to the mainland. Bear fashions a wetsuit from a seal's hide to withstand the frigid crossing. Well into the trek, he is forced to turn back as an incoming estuary tide nearly cuts him off. After he makes it to dry land, Bear has a close call with the steep treacherous Scottish rock terrain.
· In Norway, Bear and his team create the harshest conditions possible combining Mother Nature with the latest technology. In this MAN VS. WILD science special, sensors monitor Bear's body as he demonstrates how to survive cutting away from a malfunctioning parachute, how to cross a fast flowing river after a dam is released on him and how to endure a lethal trap that Bear sets against himself.
· In the South Pacific, Bear is left into the ocean near a deserted island. He must first fight his way up a steep cliff to get ashore. Once on dry land, his priority is food and water. In addition to knowing ingenious ways to collect and store rainwater, Bear dives deep into the reefs in search of fish and employs a local method using torches to catch octopus at night.
· In Borneo, Bear heads directly into the wild jungles. Without a place to land his helicopter, he is forced to rappel into the treetops. As the heli peels away, Bear is 100 feet up in the canopy. After finding his way down to the jungle floor, Bear tackles raging waters, big mudslides and deep caves as he fights his way through this impenetrable place.
· In Arizona, Bear transforms into a one man high speed glider with a cutting edge wingsuit and flies into the Arizona Sky Islands. Bear shows viewers how to find water in the parched desert landscape, builds a sand-buggy from a wrecked aircraft and crosses heart-stopping rock drops.
New Bear Grylls Degree Commercial
I absolutely love these new Degree commercials with Bear Grylls. Very entertaining.
"Put on the meat ponchos."
"Put on the meat ponchos."
Bear Grylls skills help save lost teen
Jake Denham, 14, spent nine hours in 1 degree Fahrenheit temperatures after getting separated from his parents on a ski trip.But having watched the Discovery channel's popular television show Man vs. Wild, Denham knew what to do thanks to Bear Grylls.
He dug a snow cave for shelter as Grylls had demonstrated on the show.
Denham later used another tip from Grylls and followed ski tracks down Mount Bachelor, Oregon.
The teenager suffered only mild hypothermia.
Degree Men Chain of Adventure: Task 3
Degree Men teamed up with adventurer Bear Grylls to market their new deoderant Degree for Men Adventure. We've showed you Bears first task and his second task.
Now it's time for his third:
What challenge would you send for Bear to do?
Now it's time for his third:
What challenge would you send for Bear to do?
Degree Men Chain of Adventure: Task 2
Degree Men teamed up with adventurer Bear Grylls to market their new deoderant Degree for Men Adventure. We've showed you Bears first task.
Now it's time for his second:
Now it's time for his second:
Degree Men Chain of Adventure
Degree has come up with a great marketing campaign for their new deoderant Degree for Men Adventure.
The antiperspirant is called "Adventure" so what better way to promote it than to find the ultimate adventure superstar.
That of course is none other than Bear Grylls.
For the commercials Bear will be challenged by superstars from professional sports to complete the tasks at hand. Pretty fun marketing idea.
Check out the promo and then the first commercial:
The antiperspirant is called "Adventure" so what better way to promote it than to find the ultimate adventure superstar.
That of course is none other than Bear Grylls.
For the commercials Bear will be challenged by superstars from professional sports to complete the tasks at hand. Pretty fun marketing idea.
Check out the promo and then the first commercial:
Gerber Bear Grylls knife
Earlier this year I told you that Gerber and Bear Grylls were teaming up to make "the ultimate knife."
That knife is now available and Bear is promoting it. The thing does look very sweet. Check it out:
I haven't seen the knife in person yet but personally like a number of the features. I think the built in flint in the sheath is great. Saves you from having to bring your own. I also really like the two holes in the handle in the event you ever needed to lash it to a stick to make a spear.
Here's the specs on the knife:
However the best pre-order deal I found while searching for the release date, was through a company called Rocky National and they are selling it for $50.
That knife is now available and Bear is promoting it. The thing does look very sweet. Check it out:
I haven't seen the knife in person yet but personally like a number of the features. I think the built in flint in the sheath is great. Saves you from having to bring your own. I also really like the two holes in the handle in the event you ever needed to lash it to a stick to make a spear.
Here's the specs on the knife:
- Open length: 10.0"
- Blade Length: 4.8"
- Weight: (with sheath): 14.7oz.
- Weight (no sheath): 11.2oz.
However the best pre-order deal I found while searching for the release date, was through a company called Rocky National and they are selling it for $50.
Bear Grylls video game survival tips
With the new season of Man vs. Wild underway (two awesome episodes by the way) Bear has been busy with his Northwest Passage adventure and he's also been promoting the Man vs. Wild video game.
The game comes out this fall, but what would Bear do if he were in other video game situations?
Well, here's the "Bear Grylls guide to video game survival".
The game comes out this fall, but what would Bear do if he were in other video game situations?
Well, here's the "Bear Grylls guide to video game survival".
Bear Grylls Northwest Passage
Man vs. Wild season 5 premiered earlier this week and come Sunday Bear Grylls will be leaving on his next expedition.
He is going to be traveling the Northwest Passage to raise awareness and funds for the charity Global Angels.
He is going to be traveling the Northwest Passage to raise awareness and funds for the charity Global Angels.
Man vs. Wild video game
It looks like Bear Grylls is taking a page from the "Brandon Hansen training program".
Actually, he's playing the new Man vs Wild video game.
Brandon on the other hand wasn't seen or heard from for a week after Starcraft 2 came out.
New Season Man vs. Wild
It's coming! Wednesday, August 11 the new season of Man vs. Wild on Discovery!
Bear Grylls knife
Saw this on the Gear Junkie. Can't wait for his review.
Bear Grylls, he of the broadcast television hit "Man vs. Wild," has designed a knife with Gerber. The first product in a line, Gerber’s Bear Grylls Survival Series Ultimate Knife, has a full-tang, partially-serrated, stainless-steel blade. The sheath stores Bear-inspired tools, including a sharpening stone, magnesium fire starter and a weatherproof survival guide. Available in October for $60.
I love the whole world Discovery Channel
This weekend the Northern Rangers are heading into the wild for a backpack trip. So check back next week for a new video.
But for now, in honor of 25 years of the Discovery Channel, here are the coolest commercials ever:
But for now, in honor of 25 years of the Discovery Channel, here are the coolest commercials ever:
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