Former Ohio State 133 pounder Johnni DiJulius is what you might call a height enthusiast.  Others could describe him as a daredevil, or simpler still, a crazy person.

Recently, JDJ free-climbed (as in, no harnesses or cables) a 300-foot cell tower.  As though that wasn't thrilling enough, the four-time NCAA qualifier hung off the side by his arms and then just one arm.  Jake Ryan, the 157 pounder for Ohio State (and son of TOSU Head Coach Tom Ryan) shot much of the climb with his drone.


As I mentioned before, DiJulius is a frequent thrill-seeker.  Skydiving, swimming with sharks and more, Johnni is always looking for adventure.



In May, he boasted how he got more distance on his double leg than Jordan Burroughs.  

I bet I get more distance on my double leg than you @alliseeisgold pic.twitter.com/B5RFzM26y9

— Johnni DiJulius (@johnnidijulius) May 23, 2016

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