My Story
Where it started: rugby was the first thing that taught me what pushing through actually feels like — school games, then years in the first team, learning to rely on the people around you.
Team sport, then solo: endurance challenges are the solo version of that same lesson. There's no team to carry the last few miles, just the version of me that rugby built. I'm not a professional athlete — I'm someone who found that putting one foot in front of the other, for long enough, changes how you see everything else.
Each challenge is different, but the shape is the same: something far enough to hurt, public enough to keep me honest, and hard enough to be worth sponsoring. If I'm going to ask people to give, I'd better earn it the hard way.
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