COMPETITIVE EDGE 9–22 JULY 11
gym for heroes The FIA will be repeating its nationwide endurance challenge again this year. The challenge, which will take place in fi tness centres and outdoor spaces, can be taken individually or as part of a team and is either three or 12 hours long, involving three pieces of any CV equipment, including a swimming pool. The funds raised will go to Help the Heroes – the UK charity formed to support those who have been wounded in Britain’s current confl icts. Last year’s event attracted 1,000 participants and raised £100k. Details:
www.gymforheroes.co.uk
£100k was raised in 2010 thanks to participants such as Gemma Passmore
10 SEPTEMBER Discover and protect local churches
ride + stride Ride + Stride raises money to restore and protect ancient churches across the UK. More than 13,000 people cycled or walked around 10,000 local churches last year, raising a total of £1.5m. The event takes place at locations throughout the country. Churches are steeped in history and intrigue, and for millennia have been the centres of culture, arts and learning. Taking part in Ride + Stride allows you to explore the countryside by bike or foot and discover more about these extraordinary buildings. What’s more, there is no entry fee or minimum sponsorship for this event. Go to the website to fi nd out what’s on in your local area. Details:
www.rideandstrideuk.org
17 SEPTEMBER 11
tree-athlon The Tree-Athlon family day is a sponsored 5km course in Battersea Park, London, in aid of environmental charity Trees for Cities. Aside from normal running there are several alternative ways to complete the course – barefoot running, buggy sprinting and walking with your family. The event features entertainment stands along the way. Take part and help improve the environment as well as your health. Entry costs £20 and minimum sponsorship is £25 Details: www.
treesforcities.org
PIC: SIMON BROOKE-WEBB
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