Austrian paraclimber Angelino Zeller.
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No Straight Lines, the story of Austrian paraclimber Angelino Zeller
The video portrait of Austrian paraclimber Angelino Zeller.
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When Angelino Zeller lost the use of both legs as a result of a paragliding accident in November 2017, he concentrated all his efforts on his former passion, rock climbing, as a way of “overcoming physical and mental barriers.” Here is the inspirational story of the Austrian World Champion.
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