Matt's VEverest Challenge - Virtual Everest Ride
Matt Adams is raising money for RMA - The Royal Marines Charity
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Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.
The Royal Marines Charity exists to help the entire Royal Marines family. Offering a range of services to both serving, veterans and their families.
Those that know me are probably bored of all the online post about me Zwifting (online line virtual cycling). Well as I’m always up for a challenge I thought I would attempt to join the “Hall of Fame” for ‘Everesting’.... what is Everesting?
The concept of Everesting is fiendishly simple: Pick any hill, anywhere in the world and complete repeats of it in a single activity until you climb 8,848m / 29,029ft– the equivalent height of Mt Everest. Complete the challenge on a bike, on foot, or online, and you’ll find your name in the Hall of Fame, alongside the best climbers in the world. Full details here - https://everesting.cc/the-rules
So when the weather cools down (as the turbo trainer is in the conservatory) I will be attempting to climb 8848m by climbing the Alpe Du Zwift (1036 m / 3400ft) 8.5 times which is estimated to take about 15-17 hours.
So please dig deep (I certainly will be to complete this) for an exceptionally worthwhile charity
Many thank in Advance
Matt
The Royal Marines Charity exists to help the entire Royal Marines family. Offering a range of services to both serving, veterans and their families.
Those that know me are probably bored of all the online post about me Zwifting (online line virtual cycling). Well as I’m always up for a challenge I thought I would attempt to join the “Hall of Fame” for ‘Everesting’.... what is Everesting?
The concept of Everesting is fiendishly simple: Pick any hill, anywhere in the world and complete repeats of it in a single activity until you climb 8,848m / 29,029ft– the equivalent height of Mt Everest. Complete the challenge on a bike, on foot, or online, and you’ll find your name in the Hall of Fame, alongside the best climbers in the world. Full details here - https://everesting.cc/the-rules
So when the weather cools down (as the turbo trainer is in the conservatory) I will be attempting to climb 8848m by climbing the Alpe Du Zwift (1036 m / 3400ft) 8.5 times which is estimated to take about 15-17 hours.
So please dig deep (I certainly will be to complete this) for an exceptionally worthwhile charity
Many thank in Advance
Matt