Sirens at the summit

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as I'm getting higher I'm starting to

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hear all the Sirens from all across

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London just descending upon me

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helicopters and I'm looking down I'm

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seeing all all the police at the

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bottom people in my line of work die

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they're so used to what they're doing

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and the fear is no longer present I can

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never be complacent that's a really

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important principle I have to stay

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alive my name is George King but you

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might know me better as the guy who

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climbed The Shard since climb The Shard

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I've base jumped off Europe's tallest

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roller coaster I've climbed Tower agba

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in Barcelona climb Stratosphere tower in

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London latte Tower in South Korea and

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many more you can't just turn up and do

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what I do it requires years of

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experience and training combining both

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mental preparation and physical

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preparation I climb a crane for 2 to 3

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hours with a weighted vest on and that

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way I'm not only building Endurance on a

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physical level I'm also building that

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mental exposure you can be as strong as

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you like but there's a thing which

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happens when you're halfway up the

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building where Panic can set in and if