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Pistorius was known as a Paralympic gold medallist.

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Oscar Pistorius was born on 22 November 1986.

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Erik Weihenmayer was the first blind person to reach the summit of Mount Everest.

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Erik Weihenmayer was the first blind person to reach the summit of Mount Everest, on May 25, 2001.

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Why did Pistorius become a runner?

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Oscar Pistorius was the tenth athlete to compete at both the Paralympic Games and Olympic Games.

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Oscar Leonard Carl Pistorius is the first bipedal athlete to compete in Olympic athletics.

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The body is not a barrier to success.
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His father's name was Henke Pistorius and his mother's name was Sheila Pistorius .

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Oscar Pistorius has played water polo and tennis for local teams.

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He has already won 3 Olympic gold medals.

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You're not disabled by the disabilities you have, you are able by the abilities you have.

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When he was 13, just heading into his freshman year of high school, Erik Weihenmayer lost his eyesight, impeding his ability to play baseball, soccer, and basketball--some of the things that define boys in their teenage years.

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Oscar was one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world.

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No matter what your body type is, it's not a problem if you put in the effort.

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Erik Weihenmayer attended Boston College and graduated with a double major in English and Communications.

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Why did Erik Weihenmayer co-found No Barriers?

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Nobody's perfect.We're all flawed.

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Erik Weihenmayer has written a book about his travels and an autobiography.

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What’s within you is stronger than what’s in your way.

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Erik Weihenmayer (born September 23, 1968) is an American athlete, adventurer, author, activist and motivational speaker. He was the first blind person to reach the summit of Mount Everest, on May 25, 2001. As a result of this accomplishment he was featured on the cover of magazine. He also completed the Seven Summits in September 2002, one of only 150 mountaineers at the time to do so, but the only climber who achieved this while blind. In 2008, he also added the Carstensz Pyramid thus completing the Eight Summits. Weihenmayer has also made noteworthy climbs up the Nose of El Capitan in Yosemite in 1996, and ascended Losar, a 2,700-foot (820 m) vertical ice face in the Himalayas in 2008.

In 2005, he co-founded No Barriers, a nonprofit organization with the tagline, "What's within you is stronger than what's in your way." The organization helps people of diverse backgrounds and abilities to attack challenges head on, problem solve, build winning teams, and serve others.

In September 2014, Weihenmayer and blinded Navy veteran, Lonnie Bedwell, kayaked the entire 277 miles (446 km) of the Grand Canyon, considered one of the most formidable whitewater locations in the world.

Today, while still adventuring, he is a prominent worldwide speaker, focusing on the topic of living a "No Barriers Life."

Weihenmayer was born September 23, 1968, in Princeton, New Jersey. At 15 months old, he was diagnosed with juvenile retinoschisis, with blindness the expected outcome by age 13. At age 4, Weihenmayer and his family moved to Coral Gables, Florida, and, in 1975, to Hong Kong, where Erik attended the Hong Kong International School for grades 2-6. As he was going blind, Weihenmayer fought against using canes and learning Braille. He wanted to hang on to his life in the sighted world. Upon returning to America, Weihenmayer and his family settled in Connecticut, where he attended Weston High School. He eventually turned to wrestling and became a prominent force in high school, captaining his team and representing Connecticut in the National Junior Freestyle Wrestling Championship in Iowa.

At age 16, he started using a guide dog. He tried rock climbing, and found he was a natural at scrambling up a face using his hands and feet to find holds. Then he attended Boston College and graduated with a double major in English and Communications. He became a middle-school teacher at Phoenix Country Day School, where he met his fellow teacher and future wife, Ellie Reeves. He also coached wrestling in Phoenix.

Weihenmayer's first big mountain was Denali, in 1995. In 2004, with Jeff Evans, Sabriye Tenberken and six blind Tibetan teenagers, he climbed on the north side of Everest to 21,500 feet, higher than any group of blind people have ever stood. A documentary based on the project, Blindsight, was released in 2006.

On May 25, 2001, Weihenmayer became the first blind person to reach the summit of Mount Everest. For this feat, he was honored with a Time Magazine cover story. Of his Everest ascent, Time stated, "There is no way to put what Erik has done in perspective because no one has ever done anything like it. It is a unique achievement, one that in the truest sense pushes the limits of what man is capable of."

He also completed the Seven Summits in September 2002, joining 150 mountaineers at the time who had accomplished that feat, but as the only climber who was blind. In 2008, he also added Carstensz Pyramid in Western New Guinea, the tallest peak in Australasia, thus completing the more respected Eight Summits.

Erik Weihenmayer has climbed rock and ice faces around the world. These include the first blind ascent of the 3,000-foot Nose of El Capitan in Yosemite, a difficult alpine climb of spectacular Alpamayo in Peru, and an ascent of a rarely-climbed 3,000-foot frozen waterfall in Nepal.

In September 2014, Erik and blinded Navy veteran, Lonnie Bedwell, kayaked the entire 277-miles of the Grand Canyon, considered one of the most formidable whitewater venues in the world.

In 2006, Erik created the Adventure Team Challenge, a first-of-its-kind adventure race in which teams of disabled and non-disabled athletes compete; his team won five years in a row. In 2010, he completed the Leadville 100 mountain bike race, with elevations all above 10,000 feet, on a tandem, once again becoming the first blind person to complete a world-class competition. And in 2011, Erik's Team No Limits raced across the deserts and mountains of Morocco for a month, finishing in second place on the ABC reality show Expedition Impossible.

He has also completed the Primal Quest, an adventure race over 460 miles with 60,000 feet of elevation gain.

Erik has made it his life's work to empower those who are marginalized and pushed to the sidelines to find purpose and fulfillment in their lives. In 2005, he co-founded No Barriers, a nonprofit organization with the tagline, "What's within us is stronger than what's in our way." The organization helps people of diverse backgrounds and abilities develop a No Barriers Mindset - to attack challenges head on, problem solve, build winning teams, and serve others.

The signature event is the No Barriers Summit, bringing together science, technology, and innovation to engage attendees to tap into the human spirit, break through personal barriers, and create community and global breakthroughs. In 2010, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their Everest climb, Erik and his team created Soldiers To Summits, a program under No Barriers, to help veterans reclaim their lives by leading and serving again. On their first S2S expedition, Erik and his Everest team led ten injured soldiers to the summit of 20,000 foot Lobuche in the Himalayas. Since then, S2S has morphed into No Barriers Warriors, and has carried out expeditions from the Peruvian Andes, to the volcanoes of Ecuador, to California's Mount Whitney.

In addition to being a world-famous adventurer and speaker, Weihenmayer is also the author of the book, Touch the Top of the World: A Blind Man's Journey to Climb Farther Than the Eye can See, which has been published in twelve countries and nine languages. Publishers Weekly described Weihenmayer's memoir as "moving and adventure packed, Weihenmayer tells his extraordinary story with humor, honesty and vivid detail, and his fortitude and enthusiasm are deeply inspiring." The book was made into an A&E movie and released on DVD by Sony.

Weihenmayer's second book, The Adversity Advantage: Turning Everyday Struggles Into Everyday Greatness, shares hard-earned lessons and practical advice for using adversity as fuel for growth and innovation. Steven Covey, author of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, stated, "This book led me to look carefully at myself with an awareness of how the challenges of my life can be the fuel that will enable me to swim against the stream, against cultural currents, against all forms of adversity inherent in my most important goals."

Weihenmayer's latest release, No Barriers: A Blind Man's Journey to Kayak the Grand Canyon, was published in 2017. The book is Weihenmayer's second memoir, and chronicles his descent of the Grand Canyon, aimed to encourage those who have encountered obstacles to their goals. Kirkus Reviews, a leading literary trade magazine, recently wrote: "Weihenmayer presents an exhilarating adventure story of arduous mountain climbing and whitewater kayaking, but he also offers broader life lessons. A wonderful tribute to the greatness of the human spirit."

Erik's adventures have earned him dozens of awards, recognitions, and TV interviews. He's received the ESPY, Nike's Casey Martin award, and the Helen Keller Lifetime Achievement award. He's appeared on NBC's Today Show and Nightly News, Oprah, Good Morning America, Nightline, and the Tonight Show. He was featured on the cover of Time, Outside, and Climbing magazines. Erik has also carried torches for both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games.

Farther Than the Eye Can See, the documentary of his Everest ascent, is ranked by Men's Journal as one of the top 20 adventure films of all time. The film won first prize at 21 international film festivals and was nominated for two Emmy awards. In 2004, Erik and six Everest team members trained a group of blind Tibetan students and then lead them to 22,000 feet on the north side of Everest. Blindsight, the documentary of the ascent, won People's Choice Awards at the Los Angeles, London, and Berlin Film Festivals, and was released in theaters in 2007 to major accolades from film critics.

Most recently, Erik was featured in the 2012 award-winning film, High Ground. This film documents a team of injured veterans; led by Erik and his Everest team, as they embark on a Himalayan climbing expedition, and along the trail, struggle to heal mentally and spiritually from the devastating wounds of war.

In 2017, Weihenmayer was named one of "The 25 Most Adventurous Men of the Past 25 Years" by Men's Journal.

Weihenmayer is one of the most sought after motivational speakers in the world, having addressed some of the world's leading companies, including Allstate, Proofpoint, Apple, Wells Fargo, Prudential, Google, Microsoft, Pepsi-Co, AT&T, and more.

Weihenmayer's corporate message focuses on the topics of adversity and living a "No Barriers Life," weaving narrative and inspiration together to deliver a compelling message. His talks resonate with everyone from graduating college students, to large sales teams, and the top management of Fortune 500 companies.

Weihenmayer's speaking career has taken him around the globe, from the 2005 APEC Summit in Chile to the 2009 Presidential Inaugural celebration in Washington DC. In the 2000s, he delivered his message to major companies in London, Dublin, Moscow, Berlin, Hong Kong, Beijing, and Abu Dhabi as well as across the United States. He has shared speaking platforms with Secretary Colin Powell, Vice President Al Gore, and Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Weihenmayer, Erik, Touch the Top of the World: A Blind Man's Journey to Climb Farther Than the Eye can See, Plume, 2002, ISBN 0-452-28294-2, ISBN 978-0-452-28294-0

Weihenmayer, Erik & Stoltz, Paul, The Adversity Advantage: Turning Everyday Struggles into Everyday Greatness, Touchstone, 2006, ISBN 0-7432-9022-4, ISBN 978-0-7432-9022-7

Weihenmayer, Erik, No Barriers: A Blind Man's Journey to Kayak the Grand Canyon, with St. Martin's Press, 2017, ISBN 9781250088789, ISBN 9781250088796
Weihenmayer, Erik, No Barriers (Young Adult Adaptation), with Buddy Levy, St. Martin's Press, 2019, ISBN 9781250206770

Receives Honorary Doctorate Degree on 16 May 2009 from the FW Olin School of Business at the Babson College MA

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Erik Weihenmayer (born September 23, 1968) is an American athlete, adventurer, author, activist and motivational speaker. He was the first blind person to reach the summit of Mount Everest, on May 25, 2001. As a result of this accomplishment he was featured on the cover of magazine.

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Oscar Pistorius was born in South America.

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Oscar Pistorius received his first medal from Esther Paralympics in 2004.

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He has played water polo and tennis for local teams.

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Why is Erik Weihenmayer interested in this sport?

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Even if the body is not perfect  But it wasn't a hindrance for them.

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You are in control of your destiny, Only you can make your dreams come true.

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Oscar Pistorius was born in South Africa in 1986.

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Being one of the hundreds of people who have climbed Mount Everest is a huge accomplishment, but being the one who did it blind is another whole feat.

This is the accomplishment of Erik Weihenmayer who walked onto the stage Thursday night at his Agape Latte talk, seeing-eye dog in hand, immediately engaging the crowd.

"Most people are just interested in my dog," Weihenmayer said. "People come up to me like 'I love your dog!' and then I'm walking away and I hear them say, 'Didn't that guy climb Everest blind?'"

This set the tone for the rest of his speech, as Weihenmayer humbly recounted his struggles and accomplishments since going blind as a young teenager. He has since achieved many physical feats from climbing to white water rafting. Weihenmayer is one of few who have climbed the Seven Summits and the only one to do it blind.

He credits a lot of this spirit to someone he looked up to as a teenager, Terry Fox. After having a leg amputated, Fox set out to walk across the entire country of Canada. Weihenmayer recounts the spirit he saw in Fox.

"Between the things that happen to you, and the ways that you are supposed to react, there is a space," Weihenmayer said. "And in that space there is a choice. And he chose to attack."

With this spirit in mind, he signed up for a climbing expedition in high school and was determined to break through his barriers. He fell in love with the challenge of climbing right away.

"It was so vibrant, it was almost painful, it was like a rebirth," he said.

Since then Weihenmayer wrote his book, No Barriers , and has started a movement helping and encouraging people to push through their challenges. His advice from his team leader after finishing his summit of Mt. Everest inspired him to continue to challenge himself and help others do this as well.

"Don't let Everest be the greatest thing you ever do," the team leader said to Weihenmayer.

Weihenmayer has since embarked on many other trips, including white water rafting in the Grand Canyon. He says one of the biggest challenges has been how to deal with fear and how to not to let it paralyze him. He also reflects on the stories of many people he has met along the way who have endured similar struggles and overcome them in remarkable ways.

His friend Mark broke his back on a climbing expedition, but determined to keep climbing, he built a pulley system in which he would pull himself up mountains six inches at a time.

"I call people like Mark alchemists," Weihenmayer said. "They take the lead life piles on top of them, and they figure out a way to turn it into gold. They've figured out how to seize hold of that storm of challenge."

Weihenmayer's friend Hugh lost both of his legs after they froze in a climbing expedition and Weihenmayer remembers his resilience as well.

"He said the greatest breakthrough of his life was when he looked at where his legs were supposed to be and instead of seeing loss, he saw a blank canvas," Weihenmayer said.

From his own experiences, and his friends, Weihenmayer has grown this No Barriers movement based on the idea of capturing the strength within people.

"Just like I had seen that light in Terry Fox, and in Mark, and Hugh, I wondered how you could export it, how you could help others tap into it, to grow it, nurture it," he said. "That light could be called the human spirit."

In the final moments of his speech, he reflected on the importance of his movement and the ways it has helped people work through the obstacles in their lives. In a particular adventure with his friend Paul, who he said had only recently started seeing his purpose and potential, Weihenmayer summed up what he thinks the meaning of his movement is.

"Paul said it was the first time, in a very long time, that he could see his future, and ultimately, that is No Barriers," he said.
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Being one of the hundreds of people who have climbed Mount Everest is a huge accomplishment, but being the one who did it blind is another whole feat. This is the accomplishment of Erik Weihenmayer who walked onto the stage Thursday night at his Agape Latte talk, seeing-eye dog in hand, immediately engaging the crowd.

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Erik Weihenmayer has also tried following sports: skydiving scuba diving, cycling, skiing.

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Meet Erik Weihenmayer: The Blind Adventurer Who Conquered Mount Everest And Grand Canyon | TODAY

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Erik Weihenmayer also completed the Seven Summits in September 2002, one of only 150 mountaineers at the time to do so, but the only climber who achieved this while blind.

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What was Erik Weihenmayer’s inspiration?

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Why did Erik Weihenmayer decide to marry his wife, Helen, at Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa instead of a simple home marriage?

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No matter what your body is, but as long as you don’t lose hope. You will be successful in life because the body is not a barrier to fulfilling dreams.

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Journey To Everest

Mountaineering

Whitewater Kayaking

"Shortly after going blind, I received a newsletter in Braille about a group taking blind kids rock climbing. I thought to myself, who would be crazy enough to take a blind kid rock climbing? So I signed up! Although there was a lot of flailing and struggle in those early days, the freedom of attacking a challenge and problem solving my way through it invigorated me and helped me to feel less trapped by blindness. It was this early seed of adventure that fueled an ambition in me that would eventually lead to hundreds of ascents around the world and all the way to the summit of Mount Everest."
Erik Weihenmayer

Speaker

Erik is one of the most inspiring, engaging, and sought after speakers in the world. His presentations engage and inspire audiences by capturing lessons from his life and adventures.

Educator

Erik started out his professional life as a 5th grade school teacher at Phoenix Country Day School. For six years before his adventure and speaking career took off, he taught English and Math, as well as valuable life lessons.

Outreach

Summits are important milestones, but the ultimate value is when you take the gifts earned through your struggle and use them to ELEVATE your community and be a leader who serves.

Author

Erik's expeditions and lessons have been turned into award-winning documentaries, and his books provide a window into his life as an adventurer and speaker.

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Erik surprises Meghan McCain on live TV

Erik Weihenmayer

No Barriers

As a blind adventurer, I have been lucky to experience a life of meaning and purpose - of breaking through barriers. After I had safely come down from the summit of Mt. Everest in 2001, becoming the first blind person to reach the highest peak in the world, my team leader told me something that would change the course of my life: "Don't make Everest the greatest thing you ever do."

These words stuck with me, and I have spent the last 16 years trying to live up to that challenge: climbing the tallest peak on each continent; kayaking the Grand Canyon; authoring three books; and starting a nonprofit movement, No Barriers.

Thanks for "Roping Up" with me.

Erik has made it his life's work to empower those who are marginalized and pushed to the sidelines to find purpose and fulfillment in their lives. In 2005, he co-founded No Barriers, a nonprofit organization with the tagline, "What's Within You is Stronger Than What's in Your Way." The organization helps people of diverse backgrounds and abilities develop a No Barriers Mindset - to attack challenges head on, problem solve, build winning teams, and serve others.

The signature event is the No Barriers Summit, bringing together science, technology, and innovation to engage attendees to tap into the human spirit, break through personal barriers, and create community and global breakthroughs.

No Barriers Warriorshelps veterans reclaim their lives by leading and serving again. In the inaugural Warriors expedition, Erik and his Everest team led ten injured soldiers to the summit of 20,000 foot Lobuche in the Himalaya, and the program has since carried out expeditions from the Peruvian Andes, to the volcanoes of Ecuador, to California's Mt. Whitney.

No Barriers Youth focuses on providing exceptional, culturally rich experiences for youth of all backgrounds. Programs have included foster youth from Florida rafting the Grand Canyon, to deaf and hard of hearing youth exploring Machu Picchu. This June, Erik will lead a No Barriers Youth experience in Nepal, trekking and learning in the high reaches of the Tibetan Plateau.

Vermont Gravel Biking & Adirondack Rock Climbing

Scotland: Climbing Sea Stacks & Cycling the Highlands

Like most of us over the last two years, I took a pause on international travel-for obvious reasons. However, this September, with my son Arjun starting his freshman year of college, my team and I coming off another successful No Barriers Summit, my 53rd birthday just around the corner, and the UK opening its border [...]

"Your impact at Google has been significant. Your message on climbing with people that want to get to the top together caused me to re-organize my team at Google. So everyone is angry with you. Just kidding, they are in a much better place and as a team we accomplished a lot more than we thought we could."

Google

Section Manager, Projects

"As always, Erik was awesome and the audience was truly inspired/motivated by his message. I know for me personally, Erik's words and deeds cause me to reflect on my life and the "summits" I should be aspiring to reach. We're lucky to have had the chance to spend some time with Erik.."

Wounded Warrior Battalion West

USMC

" Erik had our players in their seats for 70 minutes - and we're still talking about it. I think every man in the room was moved by his message. I was looking for a speaker that was going to make mental toughness look [as easy as] brushing your teeth. He made mental toughness look like taking a nap."

Mike McCarthy

Head Coach, Green Bay Packers

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Oscar Pistorius was born in South Africa in 1986

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Oscar Pistorius has artificial legs and Erik Weihenmayer is blind