Cactus to Clouds | Patricia's Journey

Wy'east Wolfpack and Billy Yang Films are proud to present a short film about Patricia Benadi-Crespi and her ascent of Mt. San Jacinto and the Cactus to Clouds Trail in Southern California, the biggest vertical gain in the U.S.! She is accompanied by Willie McBride, her coach/trainer and friend and co-owner of Wy'east Wolfpack with Yassine Diboun. In this film Willie shares some of the philosophy that Wy'east Wolfpack is based upon, while celebrating Patricia and other courageous, inspiring clients like her.

[@fritzsantaana7293]

What a beautiful and amazing short film! Well done Wy'east Wolfpack and Billy!!

[@nodough12]

I swear Billy.... you truly capture the beauty and emotional side of running. i will always be a fan of your work.

[@clayleitch2639]

Billy.. you're films are so beautifully put together. Thank you the sharing your work with us. Your films always get me right in the feelings. :-)

[@patriciacrespi8405]

Thank you Billy Yang and Willie McBride!!!

[@dtmelite]

Great little short film. Worth the view if you want/need the motivation to excel and explore. Thank you Billy, Willie and Patricia.

[@patriciacrespi8405]

+DeltaTangoMango YellowDog Thank you! :)

[@WyeExplorer]

Awesome mountain - good on her. It's a multi-dimensional world. Inspiration pops up anywhere. Peace. Mark.

[@patrickforsythe5620]

Inspiring!

[@ddawni4817]

...Heidi told me about this video, I am glad she did!It's Debbie :-)

[@ddawni4817]

Pat, you are such an inspiration! I wish you were here, I need somelike you to motivate me. I am so proud of you!!!

[@patriciacrespi8405]

+DDawn I Thank you Debbie! I'm coming to NY next year for an upstate trail run...start training.... :)

[@ddawni4817]

Patricia Crespi . . . I am going to need a little more time 😊

[@SidGarzaHillman]

excellent.

[@AletaFullenwider]

Awesome!

[@patriciacrespi8405]

+Aleta Fullenwider Thank you so much!!! Great to see you the other night!

[@azwethinkweis09]

Billy, great film as usual man. What stabilizing rig and camera combo did you shoot with for this one?