November 4, 2012 (CHICAGO) -- About 2,700 climbers from 38 states and seven countries were taking on the Willis Tower on Sunday, November 4, 2012.
They're either climbing up all 103 flights or hand cycling the equivalent distance during the 4th annual "SkyRise Chicago," (http://ric.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=home) the world's tallest indoor climb.
The climb accommodates participants of all abilities, and it benefits the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. ABC7 is a media sponsor of the event. Climber and RIC patient Darline Abesamis and Dr. Arun Jayaraman, Director, Rehabilitation Technologies & Outcomes Lab, joined us live from the top of the Willis Tower during our ABC7 News Sunday morning.
4th Annual SkyRise Chicago
Sunday, November 4
7 a.m. to noon
7 a.m.: First wave of Elite Climbers start climb
11:15 a.m.: Last climber starts climb.
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