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Mike Kung’s Jordan ‘paraclimbing’ on German TV

3 May, 2010
Mike Kung 'paraclimbing' in Jordan. Photo: www.takeofftv.net
Mike Kung 'paraclimbing' in Jordan. Photo: www.takeoff-tv.net

Paragliding acro star and ground-handling afficionado Mike Kung‘s ‘paraclimbing’ in wadi Rum, Jordan is being screened on the German television channel n.tv this week.

The show is part of the Take-Off TV programme, and will be broadcast on 3 May at 2:35, 4 May at 16.30 and 5 May at 1:00. From Saturday 7 May it will be available as a video on www.takeoff-tv.net

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