成人快手

As a Krypton Factor fan, 成人快手 Leicester's Chris Baxter decided to celebrate the return of the show back on the screens by having his own challenge. He managed to get a team together from the studios who were willing to take part.

The group met at the Outdoor Pursuits Centre in Birstall,听 which offers daredevil challenges for adrenaline junkies, to test out their new course - the City Skylines Aerial Challenge.

It's an assault course with a difference!

It just happens to be 33 feet up in the air. It's brand new, and this summer, it'll be open to the public.

Listen: Meet the contestants

So who are the super-fit athletes from 成人快手 Leicester that Chris managed to round up?

Name: Charles Dagnell

Age: 32

Occupation: 成人快手 Radio Leicester Drive-time presenter.

The former professional cricket player was super confident of his ability before the competition.

He says: "I'm the model on which Action Man was made."

Name: Rachel Goodison-Hastings

Age: Unknown

Occupation: 成人快手 Radio Leicester receptionist

Although small in size Rachel was quietly self-assured about the event.

She says she just hopes to finish the course without falling over.

Name: Jo Hollis

Age: 39

Occupation: 成人快手 Leicester reporter and mother-of-two

Jo describes herself as super-fit and was confident she will beat everybody.

A part-time gymnastics instructor Jo enjoys challenges and says she was looking forward to this one.

Name: Chris Baxter.

Age: 38

Occupation: 成人快手 Radio Leicester afternoon presenter.

Chris is a keen walker and calls himself relatively fit.

听He says his aim of the game is to beat Charlie.

Listen: The Cropston Factor

With a maximum of 4 points to be bagged by each contestant on each challenge, the pressure was on.

Chris Murlin. Rock climbing challenge. As assault course ten metres from, the ground, then we're going to finish up with the parachute simulator

Imagine walking the plank of a pirate that's what we're going to make you do. You step of the plank at the top and hopeful, the machinery should stop you before you hit the ground.

"What do you mean, hopefully?" asks a worried Chris.

Unfortunately we not had a chance to test it with the public so you will be the first to use it."

First up was the climbing and the contestants get on with the challenge.

Then the skylines aerial challenge which is an obstacle course off the ground.

The cold weather made the challenge more difficult for the teams.

Then it was the final challenge, the parachute simulator, a new addition to the course.

It's a plank 10 metres above the ground. You have to walk to the edge and jump off! You're held into a harness with a thin rope, which is attached to a fan and spring. As you descend, the fan slow you down, so you don't land with a complete splat!

Understandably some of the contestants were worried about the final part.

In the end Charles Dagnell refused to take part. Citing his reasons he said:

"I felt my legs start to shake towards the end. I commend anyone that does it but I genuinely feel scared to death."

The winner Rachel!

Listen: And the winner is....

It's the moment of truth, as the final winner is revealed.

Scoreboard:

In 4th place: with 4 points: Jo Hollis
In 3rd place: with 6 points: Charles Dagnall
In 2nd place: with 9 points: Chris Baxter
In 1st place: with 10 points: Rachael Goodison-Hastings

Rachael Goodison Hastings received an extra point for being the first person to test the 'parachute simulator' without so much as a demonstration!