Tim is a professional athlete who has also appeared on numerous BBC programs. In February 2020 he climbed Mission To Mars, the first Ice Climb in the World graded WI 13 at Helmcken Falls, Canada.

In October 2015 he won the Redbull Whitecliffs climbing competition on the Isle of White, and in August 2016 he climbed the scary and runout traditionally protected climb  The Path 5.14R (8b+), in Lake Louise, Canada. More recently he repeated Superman 5.14c (8c+) in Squamish, BC, Canada.

He has established some of the hardest rock climbs in Cuba, Mongolia and Wales. An Author, Speaker and former Wingsuit pilot, he works closely with Mountain Hardwear design team and continues to push the boundaries of physical and mental performance.

On his first Himalayan trip in 2006 with Ian Parnell, Tim climbed a new route on the East Face on Kedar Dome (6840M) free, in Super Alpine style, and nominated for the Piolet D’Or (climbing’s equivalent to the Oscars). Tim achieved podium position 4 times at the World Ice Climbing Championships. In 2010 Tim made the first ascent of Muy Caliente the first E10 in Wales.

Tim enjoys many other sports including Skiing, Snow Boarding, Free Diving, Skeleton, Bobsleigh, Kite Boarding, Mountain Biking and Heli Boarding. Tim graduated with Marine Zoology is the Patron of the Charity “Breathtakers”.