This October, I’ll be taking on Battle Cancer London as part of the Stimulus team, joining 6 teams at Olympia London for a 90-minute challenge designed to test strength, conditioning, teamwork, and mental endurance.

The Battle Cancer Challenge is no ordinary fitness event — it’s 90 minutes of mixed exercises, hard work, and pushing through when it gets tough. But every rep, every sprint, and every drop of sweat will be worth it if it helps make a difference to families facing one of life’s hardest battles.

We’re fundraising for The Henry Allen Trust, a wonderful Milton Keynes charity supporting children, teenagers, young adults, and their families who are affected by childhood cancer. The Trust was set up in memory of Henry Allen, who was diagnosed with neuroblastoma at just two years old and sadly passed away aged four.

This challenge means a great deal to me personally. I have close family and friends who have battled cancer and who are living with it now, and I’ve seen firsthand the impact it has on individuals and the people who love them. That’s why I’m determined to do everything I can to help raise funds and support others facing this awful disease.

At Stimulus, we believe strength is about more than what happens in the gym. It’s about community, resilience, and showing up for others. This event is a chance to put all those sweaty sessions, tough workouts, and yes, even the questionable life choices involving burpees, to good use.

Every donation, no matter the size, will help The Henry Allen Trust continue providing support, happiness, and precious moments of normality to families going through incredibly difficult times.

I’m ready to Battle Cancer — and I’d be so grateful for your support.

Please donate if you can, and help make every rep count. ❤️💪