Every single day, around 400 people are lost in the fight against cancer — including loved ones like Alfie’s grandad to myeloma cancer and Charlie’s grandad to primary bone cancer 

 Behind every passing is a person who was valued, a family which may have crumbled , and a future that has been forever changed. Cancer is not just a statistic-  it’s a reality that touches bonds between family and friends which may have lasted a lifetime.

HYROX is continuously described as one of the world’s toughest fitness races, competing at just the age of 17 and 18 and participating on the 4th May 2026, we hope to put on a show as one of the youngest athletes there.

However, the main goal is to raise awareness hope and money for future cancer treatments. 

We are pushing our bodies to their limits because cancer pushes families to theirs every single day.

Through this challenge, we want to honour those we’ve lost, stand beside those still fighting, and support the families whose lives have been forever changed.
everyone around them.

That’s why organisations like Macmillan Cancer Support are so important — providing practical help, emotional support, and guidance when people need it most. With your support, we can help ensure no one faces cancer alone.

Every training session, every early morning, every moment of exhaustion is driven by something bigger than us. We are doing this for the people we love, for the families who need support, and to push cancer back.

 We are doing this in memory of those we’ve lost. We are doing this for those still fighting and for the future — for better treatments, better support, and one day, hopefully, a cure.

Your support truly makes a difference. Every donation, no matter how small, helps provide care, research, and hope.

Cancer takes so much — but together, we can give something back.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us. Because no one should ever have to face cancer alone.