The ultimate obstacle course challenge now has multiple obstacles over a 5 to 15 Kilometre run. Take on the challenge at a local of your choice in 2025,
The ultimate obstacle course challenge now has multiple obstacles over a 5 to 15 Kilometre run. Take on the challenge at a local of your choice in 2025,
Location: Various across the UK
Challenge Level:
Distance: 5K to 15K
Booking Fee: £26
Fundraising Goal: £450
When: 10 May 2025 - 21 September 2025
Are you ready to push your limits and make a difference? Take on a Tough Mudder for Leukaemia Care—an unforgettable obstacle course that tests your strength, endurance, and determination. By joining, you’ll support people affected by leukaemia while experiencing an incredible adventure.
What is Tough Mudder?
Tough Mudder is a world-famous series of obstacle courses, ranging from 5 to 15 kilometres. These events challenge both physical and mental grit, with exciting and muddy obstacles like ice baths, walls to climb, and electric shocks. Participants work together with teammates and fellow challengers, making it a unique and rewarding experience.
Why Participate for Leukaemia Care?
Leukaemia Care provides vital care, resources, and information to patients and their families. By taking part in a Tough Mudder, you’ll help raise essential funds that allow this important work to continue. Every step you take on the course directly supports those facing a leukaemia diagnosis.
What’s Included with Your Tough Mudder Ticket?
Additional Support:
The Leukaemia Care events team will guide you throughout your journey. They’ll assist with your preparations, keep you motivated, and celebrate your success. Alongside personal achievement, you’ll experience the joy of helping those affected by leukaemia.
For more information about taking on a Tough Mudder event for Leukaemia Care, please call 01905 755977 or email our friendly team at events@leukaemiacare.org.uk.
We advise you to view the event’s terms and conditions before signing up.
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