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Dan Goodwin

Daniel Goodwin (born November 7, 1955) is an American rock climber best known for performing gymnastic-like flag maneuvers and one-arm flyoffs while free soloing difficult rock climbs on national TV, and for buildering on skyscrapers, including the Sears Tower, the John Hancock Center, the World Trade Center, the CN Tower, and (for the program Stan Lee's…

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Known for
First-ever free solo at 7b (5.12b) · Pioneer of buildering in the United States.
Born
(1955-11-07) November 7, 1955 (age 70) Kennebunkport, Maine, US
Highest grade
Redpoint: 5.13d (8b) · Free solo: 5.12b (7b)
Other names
SpiderDan SkyscraperMan
Type of climber
Buildering · Free solo climbing · Sport climbing

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Buildering

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Skyscraper defense bill

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Dan Goodwin

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Dan Goodwin

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related to Buildering · 15
Dan Goodwin → Believing, Chicago, Clark County Fire Department, Fire Department, Goodwin, Goodwin's, Las Vegas, Memorial Day, MGM Grand, Nevada, On November, Sears Tower, The, United States, Willis Tower
Type of climber · 3
Dan Goodwin → Buildering, Free solo climbing, Sport climbing
Highest grade · 2
Dan Goodwin → Free solo: 5.12b (7b), Redpoint: 5.13d (8b)
Known for · 2
Dan Goodwin → First-ever free solo at 7b (5.12b), Pioneer of buildering in the United States.
Born · 1
Dan Goodwin → (1955-11-07) November 7, 1955 (age 70) Kennebunkport, Maine, US
Other names · 1
Dan Goodwin → SpiderDan SkyscraperMan
Website · 1
Dan Goodwin → Dan Goodwin

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Dan GoodwinBorn(1955-11-07) November 7, 1955 (age 70) Kennebunkport, Maine, US1.00infobox
Dan GoodwinHighest gradeRedpoint: 5.13d (8b)1.00infobox
Dan GoodwinHighest gradeFree solo: 5.12b (7b)1.00infobox
Dan GoodwinKnown forFirst-ever free solo at 7b (5.12b)1.00infobox
Dan GoodwinKnown forPioneer of buildering in the United States.1.00infobox
Dan GoodwinOther namesSpiderDan SkyscraperMan1.00infobox
Dan GoodwinType of climberBuildering1.00infobox
Dan GoodwinType of climberFree solo climbing1.00infobox
Dan GoodwinType of climberSport climbing1.00infobox
Dan GoodwinWebsiteDan Goodwin1.00infobox
Dan Goodwinrelated to BuilderingOn November0.60section
Dan Goodwinrelated to BuilderingMGM Grand0.60section

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