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Man vs Wild
Bear Grylls who
is renowned for his reality show ‘Man vs. Wild’, is an adventurer, traveller
and explorer. Adventure sports such mountaineering, sailing and sky diving
interested him ever since he was a child. He got trained in these sports by his
father who was associated with the ‘Royal Yacht Squadron’. He was keen to learn
martial arts and at an early age earned a black belt and even became a cub
scout when he was eight years old. Adventures are accompanied by risks and
demand immense physical as well as mental strength. Bear too had to face many
injuries and at one such occasion he even landed up injuring his spine. This
courageous individual not only emerged of the bodily injury but also overcame
his psychological hindrances. His determination to climb Mount Everest remained
undeterred and with his intense determination he again ushered into his
adventurous pursuits, when people were sceptical about his locomotive organs
being functional. Since then he has been more zealous and has also established
himself as a television presenter of reality shows where he embarks on
adventures. To know more about his life and works read on
Childhood & Early Life
· He was born to
Sir Michael Grylls and Lady Sarah Grylls on 7th June, 1974, in Donaghadee
region of Northern Ireland, and christened Edward Michael Grylls. His elder
sister is named Lara Fawcett, and it was she who nicknamed him as Bear.
· When he was
four years old, his family shifted to Bembridge village on the easternmost
point of the Isle of Wight. He was trained in climbing and sailing by his
father when he was a child. He turned into a cub scout when he was eight years
old.
· He received
education from institutions such as ‘Ludgrove School’ and ‘Eton College. He
initiated the establishment of a mountaineering club in the ‘Eton College’.
· In his youth,
he trained in skydiving and also obtained a black belt in Shotokan karate.
Career
· He joined the
‘Territorial Army’ (Army Reserve UK) and worked at the ‘Special Air Service’
unit of the army for three years. He was a combat survival instructor and
learnt demolitions, parachuting, unarmed combat, evasive driving and trauma
medic.
· During this
period, he met with an accident which caused him spinal injury. He underwent
medication and rehabilitation in order to recover from that injury.
· In 1997, he
climbed the Mount Ama Dablam and became the youngest British to climb this
mountain.
· He went hiking
in the Himalayan Mountains of Sikkim and West Bengal, and on 26th May, 1998, he
climbed Mount Everest and registered his name in the ‘Guinness Book of
Records’.
· He went on a
fund raising expedition for the ‘Royal National Lifeboat Institution’ (RNLI)
and led a team on Jet Skis to circumnavigate the UK in the year 2000. This was
a pioneering initiative and the expedition took 30 days to complete.
· In 2001, his
first book ‘The Kid Who Climbed Everest’ was published which narrated his
journey to the mountain peak. He then penned another book named ‘Facing the
Frozen Ocean’. His third book was entitled ‘Born Survivor: Bear Grylls’, and he
authored ‘Bear Grylls Outdoor Adventures’
· He completed a
part-time graduation in Hispanic studies from ‘Birkbeck, University of London’
in 2002. He also attended the ‘University of the West of England’.
· In 2003, he
went on an expedition to the north Atlantic Arctic Ocean, accompanied by a team
comprising five members. They sailed from Nova Scotia to Labrador, Greenland,
Iceland and then Scotland.
· This adventurer
created a new record in 2005, when he along with mountaineer David
Hempleman-Adams and Lieutenant Commander Alan Veal, leader of the ‘Royal Navy
Freefall Parachute Display Team’, organized the highest open-air formal dinner
party. The same year, he shot the television series ‘Escape to the Legion’.
· He undertook an
expedition and led a team to paramotor over Angel Falls, Venezuela, which is
the highest waterfall of the world in 2005.
· In 2006, his
tele-series ‘Man vs. Wild’ was launched which showed how Grylls survived in
harsh environments. This show was initially entitled ‘Born Survivor: Bear
Grylls’ and was broadcast in UK by this name.
· He created a
new record in 2007, when he flew a Parajet over the Himalayas. The following
year, he accompanied by double amputee Al Hodgson and Scotsman Freddy
MacDonald, created a Guinness World Record of the ‘longest continuous indoor
freefall’.
· In the year
2009, he was made the Chief Scout of ‘The Scout Association’ when he was
thirty-five years old. Thus, he became the youngest individual to hold the
position of Chief Scout.
· This voyager
accompanied by a team of five embarked on Northwest Passage expedition in a
rigid-inflatable boat sailing through 2,500 miles, in 2010. The same year, he
appeared in a Discovery channel show named ‘Worst-Case Scenario’. The following
year, he featured in the show ‘Bear’s Wild Weekend’.
· In 2011, his
book ‘Scouting For All’ was published. He also wrote a series of books under
the head ‘Mission Survival’. This series consists of books ‘Mission Survival:
Gold of the Gods’, ‘Mission Survival: Way of the Wolf’, ‘Mission Survival:
Sands of the Scorpion’, ‘Mission Survival: Tracks of the Tiger’ and ‘Mission
Survival: Claws of the Crocodile’.
· The explorer
inked his autobiography ‘Mud, Sweat and Tears: The Autobiography’ in the year
2012. This was followed by the publication of books ‘A Survivor Guide for Life’
and ‘True Grit’
· In 2013, he
presented the show ‘Get Out Alive with Bear Grylls’, and the same year, ‘Bear
Grylls: Escape From Hell’ also premiered. The following year, he hosted the
show ‘The Island with Bear Grylls’ which was about thirteen men in a desolate
island in the Pacific.
· In 2014, his
show ‘Running Wild with Bear Grylls’ was launched which featured celebrities
such as Tamron Hall, Zac Efron, Tom Arnold, Ben Stiller, Deion Sanders and
Channing Tatum.
· He hosted
another reality show ‘Bear Grylls: Mission Survive’ in 2015 which featured
eight celebrities who had to perform certain tasks in order to survive in the
show. The winner of the first season was DJ and model Vogue Williams. The show
will be back with a new season in 2016.
Major Works
· His television
show ‘Man v/s Wild’ has been a huge success and has made Grylls an
international figure. The adventures he experiences are unique and the survival
strategies which he employs are bizarre. This show was launched in the UK as
‘Born Survivor: Bear Grylls’. The show ran for five years and had seven seasons
in total.
Awards & Achievements
· This voyager
was felicitated with an honorary rank of Lieutenant Commander in 2004, in the
‘Royal Naval Reserve’.
· In 2013, he was
bestowed with an honorary rank of lieutenant colonel in the Royal Marines
Reserve.
Personal Life & Legacy
· In the year
2000, Bear Grylls married Shara Cannings, and the couple is blessed with three
children named Marmaduke, Jesse and Huckleberry.
· He is
associated with many charitable organizations like ‘The Prince’s Trust’, ‘The
JoLt Trust’. Most of his expeditions have been aimed at raising funds for
organizations such as ‘Global Angels’, 'The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme',
'Royal National Lifeboat Institution', 'SSAFA Forces Help', 'Hope and Homes for
Children'.
Net Worth
· This television
personality has a net worth of $10 million as per estimations by Celebrity Net
Worth.
Trivia
· He owns a
franchise of the dietary supplements brand ‘Juice Plus’.
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