DAN GOODWIN

Dan Goodwin, a.k.a SpiderDan, is a renowned American climber and forefather of sport climbing. Credited for numerous first ascents, daring free solos on National TV and historic building ascents like the World Trade Center, Willis Tower, and CN Tower... DAN GOODWIN also known as SpiderDan, is a renowned American climber who is best known for his numerous building ascents, such as the World Trade Center, the John Hancock Center, and the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada, where he established a Guiness Book of World Record by free soloing both sides without a rope. These feats not only made Goodwin a household name, but a legend in his climbing community. His status became etched in the hall of fame when he free soloed Mickey's Beach Crack 5.12b for National TV, and served as the color commentator for CBS Sports at the First International Sport Climbing Championship at Snowbird, Utah. ​ Goodwin knew climbing would eventually be in the Olympics, he just didn't think it would take 30+ years...