Outside Television (National) (OUTSD)

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Paddy gets lost in the wilderness all the time. Orienteering is an excuse to call it a sport. (Repeat).

Paddy struggles to squeeze in his 250-pound 6'5" frame into a standard kayak. But the more difficult part of his adventure is keeping the small plastic boat upright as he navigates the river's current with the help of his friend and guide Stan Prichard. (Repeat).

U.S Navy veteran Taylor Grieger and writer Stephen O'Shea take on a perilous journey to raise awareness for PTSD and veteran suicide by sailing around Cape Horn. (Repeat).

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Eric Hjorleifson lets his skiing speak for itself. He skis for brands that give him 100% creative control over the equipment that he designs and uses. He chases storms. He ditches his cell phone for weeks at a time. (Repeat).

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An Argentinian doctor who has dedicated his life to building a vibrant mountain bike community in his hometown of Bariloche. (Repeat).

While shooting for Return to Earth, Anthill learned mountain biking's origin story goes beyond the famous Clunkers of Mount Tam and can trace roots back to the high alpine single-track trails of Crested Butte, Colo. (Repeat).

Moose Reichert knows first-hand the power of bikes to change lives. As a youth, he did time for attempted murder. Now on the islands of Hawaii, he is turning attention from the ocean to the mountains by building trails. (Repeat).

Sterling Lorence's photography has inspired riders all over the world to travel into the woods on two wheels. His unrelenting search for the perfect mountain bike shot continues with the Anthill crew. (Repeat).

While the legendary wave known as Peahi draws in surfers from around the world, surfers like Francisco Porcella, David Langer and Garrett McNamara reside close by so they can take advantage of every Jaws swell. (Repeat).

Part 1. As a historic swell begins to form in the South Pacific, it catches the eye of Garrett McNamara. Garrett, along with his wife, Nicole, and their baby, Barrel, decide to head to Puerto Escondido, Mexico. (Repeat).

Part 2. After the massive waves and chaos of the day before, the swell in Puerto Escondido cleans up, revealing massive waves along the beach in Puerto Escondido. (Repeat).

Coco Nogales, Manoa Drollet and Matahi Drollet go out to the notorious break at the end of the road: Teahupo'o in Tahiti. The swell of the summer hits Tahiti, bringing in massive barrels, historic wipeouts and stunning views. (Repeat).

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Epic Trails - Cusco Region.

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The audacious 31 teenagers are recruited for the journey and fundraise for Multiple Sclerosis. (Repeat).

Several American teens who went on a bike trip from coast to coast in 1982 to raise funds for multiple sclerosis. (Repeat).

As they travel through the Great Plains and the Midwest, the coast-to-coasters become more road-savvy. (Repeat).

The series concludes with a passion-filled ride from West Virginia to Washington, D.C. to Cape Hatteras. (Repeat).

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U.S Navy veteran Taylor Grieger and writer Stephen O'Shea take on a perilous journey to raise awareness for PTSD and veteran suicide by sailing around Cape Horn. (Repeat).

The guys visit a festival in Spain before heading to Gibraltar and Morocco's Atlas Mountains.

Despite visa issues entering Libya, the guys come across singing camels and some of the largest sand dunes in the world.

The guys reunite with an old friend and try hang gliding in Rio de Janeiro before taking in a football match and visiting the marshlands.

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