THE TEAM:…

Team Captain: HARLEY SALTER

Organiser: VANESSA SALTER (HARLEY’S MUM)

Official Team Members (see links below): VANESSA SALTER, ALEXANDER GRAHAM, MICHAEL GREGORY AND AMANDA BOSSOM

Others confirmed to run with us: EDEN SALTER, PAUL SALTER, JANINE AUSTIN, EVE PAYLER

Team Captain Harley will break through the North-South divide as he embarks on his biggest Great Run challenge yet!

Starting on 4th September Harley will be heading North to Newcastle for the Great North Run weekend doing two back to back 5K’s on 4th and 5th September before heading back down South.

On the 4th September it will be the Great Run 5K Shakeout Run supported by his Mum, Vanessa and Brother, Eden. Then it’s the Great North 5K run supported by his brother Eden kickstarting the Great North Run weekend on 5th September.

A few surprises are on the cards while up North so check out Harley’s instagram @harleysalter for all the latest! Harley will return to the South Coast on 7th September, on a mission to raise awareness of Huntington’s Disease in the lead up to the Great South Run when other team members will step up to the challenge with him.

On 18th October in Southsea he will captain a team taking on the Great South 5K followed by the big finale of the 10 mile Great South Run on 19th October, leading an awesome team of friends and family across the finish lines. He smashed his own official Guinness World Record last year….can he do it again?

As an amputee with no specialist sports prosthetic, Harley will be leading his team on his Alinker walking bike. It has no pedals, no battery, no electrics … he will be joining his team mates using the power of his own two feet to lead them across the finish lines of the 5K and 10 mile races.

All team members will be running/walking in tutus showing that we really are “TUTU COOL” HEROES FOR HUNTINGTONS!!!

We are all running for friends or family impacted by Huntington’s Disease. Some are running because they themselves have Huntington’s Disease. We are all united in doing this because we want to show up for those affected by the cruellest of all illnesses.

Money raised will support families in Hampshire and Isle of Wight to provide opportunities to make memories with their loved ones and grants for things that may otherwise be unaffordable.