Paradox Sports runs adaptive climbing trips for people with disabilities. In this 360 video, rock climbers like Shawn Sturges, who is blind, learn new techniques at Joshua Tree National Park.
By: Will Strathmann, Logan Jaffe, Joshua Thomas
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