James Priestley was the winner of SAS Who Dares Wins Series 5, broadcast in 2020. On Friday 29th October he will be attempting to set a new record rowing the most distance on a Concept 2 rowing machine in 24 hours from Leeds Mind, the mental health charity.
Rhys Jenkins is a world record holding ultra-endurance athlete from Cardiff, South Wales, who, over the last 10 years, has raised over £125,000 for various charities.
Dean shares his story so that you can see how challenges can help us battle our demons and win! It will show anyone going through similar struggles that there is always light at the end of the tunnel.
By utilising scientific modelling, we've been able to directly compare the hardest races in the world against one another to finally reveal which one should be crowned the world's toughest.
For British Army Veteran, Stephen Wootton, Rokman has provided him the motivation to keep fit and stay in shape. By adding variety to his workouts a reason to put on his trainers each week, at age 45, he is still surprising himself with what he's able to achieve. Read his story in his own words below.
Utilising running and fitness challenges, Jamie, now 48, has managed to shift almost 3-stone, maintain a health mindset and get himself into the best shape of his life. Read his inspiring story in his own words.
On Wednesday 25th August, Max Glover (33), pulled a 10-tonne truck 2-miles around Elvington Airfield in York to raise money for the Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospital Charity.
Robin used running and fitness challenges as form of therapy to build his mental resilience, increase his confidence and maintain a healthy mental and physical wellbeing. Here, Robin tells you his fitness journey in his own words.
Rokman athlete, Rhys Jenkins, is running the length of Britain whilst summiting each of the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales to help in the fight against child abuse.
Check out our new vlog and watch Terry take on the Frog March challenge, the final challenge in the Frogman Corps Series, inspired by the brutal 70km weighted march selection test undertaken by the Danish Special Forces.
