The Challenge:

Inspired by the antics of Jamie Laing's 50km a day for 5 days, I'm aiming to do DOUBLE that & run 100km a day for 5 days running a total of 500km in under 5 days to all 272 London Underground stations 🚂🚉

This would be the FASTEST anyone has ever visited every Underground station on foot 🌍

START: Wed 21 May @ 17:00 @ Clapham South

END: Mon 26 May @ 13:00 @ Clapham South

TOTAL TIME: 4 days 20 hours (over 100km per 24 hours 🤪)

FOLLOW ON IG (⬇️): for updates on how to get involved in running sections with me ESPECIALLY on the final day 🏆

https://www.instagram.com/curtruns_

CHECK MY PROGRESS on this GOOGLE SHEET!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RMCnMuAPR4DKuWoCqmICrabcC9qBxbU3664tE9FiIaA/edit?pli=1&gid=0#gid=0

Who am I?

I'm Curt, Manchester born now living in London & plying my trade as a lawyer during the day but moonlighting as an ultra runner in the evenings & at weekends.

My goal / dream is to inspire action & ambition in others to get up & go for their lofty goals by seeing me go after my own not only seemingly impossible feats of endurance but ACTUAL impossible feats. When I set my mind to doing these things I'm absolutely not capable of it, nor probably even will I be on Wednesday 21st May when I start. But the body (& mind) finds a way of adapting & solving the problems that we give it. Once I start, the only way is THROUGH & I hope others see that & emulate in their own endeavours.

Why Comic Relief?

We live in a such a privileged position in the UK that we even get to consider personal feats of endurance & achievements such as running marathons, ultramarathons, etc., so what better cause than to raise for Comic Relief who do the most incredible job around the world of distributing aid to those who need it most 🙏

Comic Relief supports incredible projects and organisations that are making a difference for people across the UK and around the world.

Any donation you can make will make a difference. It could help provide shelter for those that need it, put food on plates, fill the shelves of baby banks, offer someone to talk to, or somewhere to be safe. It will go towards organisations supporting those facing poverty and injustice here in the UK and around the world.