24 Hour, 4030 Pull-Up Challenge - Fundraiser

In 2013, David Goggins completed 4030 pull-ups in 24 hours, setting a world record that was considered impossible by many critics at the time.

On 12pm Saturday September 3rd to 12pm Sunday September 4th, over a 24-hour Livestream on Youtube, some of the best ninjas across WA are coming together to match the now former pull-up world record individually or in a team to raise money for two fantastic causes: Man Up WA and Destiny Rescue.

Man Up WA visits schools around WA, running workshops with male students surrounding positive masculinity, mental health and vulnerability, helping thousands of young men over the last two years. Just $500 allows them to run these classes for free with over 300 young men across Western Australia.

Destiny Rescue exists to end child sexual exploitation and slavery. They rescue and restore underage children trapped in prostitution or sexual exploitation. Just $1,800 allows them to save one child from a life of abuse.

Our goal is to raise $5,000 for these amazing organisations in their missions to support male mental health and abolish sex trafficking.

The solo pull-upers doing 4030 pull-ups each are:

The people in duos/teams doing 1000 or 2000 pull-ups each are:

Any contribution to this amazing event or even just tuning into the Youtube Livestream all helps for promoting awareness to these amazing not-for-profits.