Bruno Angelico, featured by Nike, LA Times, NY Times, Discovery and more explains and demonstrates some of the famous stunts he created. The creator of this insane, extreme and wild expression breaks away from classic gymnastic moves and bring a mix of grace, beauty, technique and danger on the sleeping traveling rings of Santa Monica in California USA transforming them into the “Wild rings”. After a violent car crash he spent one year in a bed during 2003 swinging between wheel chairs and crutches, left arm and leg paralyzed, couples of spinal court surgeries later… He’s back. At today’s date he can perform a multitude of stunts including a few stunts that nobody else has never been able to perform period. Despite animosity and jealousies due the level of competition perceived by some performers Bruno Angelico keep showing his love and dedication by training little children to this art. His Free style and rings performances inspired everybody coming after him. As Muhammad Ali inspired and changed the world of boxing or Bruce Lee martial Arts, Bruno Angelico definitely changed the world of the gymnastic traveling rings.