RyanRobinson

Ryan Robinson is a professional highliner, world record holder, and multi-discipline endurance athlete. For over fifteen years, he has walked one-inch bridges across the sky in over fifteen countries across six continents — from the granite spires of Brazil to the sea cliffs of Tasmania, from the desert arches of Utah to the towers of China.

His resume on the line speaks for itself. A mile-long highline walk. A 704-foot crossing blindfolded. A world record for the longest highline between two bridges — 1,919 feet across the American River in his hometown of Folsom, California — walked on-sight, in front of 10,000 spectators and broadcast on live television.

His work has been featured by National Geographic, GoPro, Red Bull, CNN, Discovery Channel, Outside Magazine, and The New York Times. He has appeared four times on NBC's American Ninja Warrior, reaching the national finals twice.

Before highlining, Ryan spent a decade in endurance sports — over 100 triathlons with zero DNFs, including the Ironman, and the Race Across America on an eight-man team in six days, two hours and 28 minutes. In 2025 he spent 365 days cowboy camping under the stars, riding a motorcycle alone across the wilderness of the western United States.

Ryan operates full-time under Stokehouse Productions LLC. He is a speaker, fluent in English and Portuguese, and holds a B.A. in Intercultural Communication and Philosophy. Brand partnerships include National Geographic, GoPro, Red Bull, Dometic, and Outside Magazine. He has ridden the global athlete teams at Black Diamond, Mountain Hardwear and Balance Community. He has 300,000+ audience across platforms and has appeared on NBC, CNN, and Red Bull Media.

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Beyond and because of his extreme life, Robinson has refined his voice as a philosopher, author, and speaker — sharing his stoke through social media, keynote speaking, live performances, and inspiring partnerships.

Robinson is represented by Stokehouse Productions.

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