Tough mudder for Blood Bikers

Hi I’m james For those who don’t know I work for Southern water as waste water operative in the kent area but live in sussex Back in 2007 I found out the cause of my wieght gain from a 32” waist jean weighing at nearly 10 stone to going to to 42” inch wast jean to almost 17 stone In just months.The cause was my thyroid had gone 50 times under-active. But in 2017 I had got to almost 44” waist jean and almost 18 stone till I Joined Commando fitness UK run by Chris Haines to help me lose the wieght which quickly I saw a change. So I decided that I would book place to do Tough mudder on the 22nd September 2018 which consists of a course over 10-12 miles with 20+ obstacles to give me a goal to work to. But I have also decided that I would give myself a bigger goal and try to raise £1000 for SERV Sussex who over the past years through biking I’ve meet some of the riders For those who don’t know SERV provide a FREE yes FREE service to the NHS to transport breast milk for newborns from donors ,emergency blood products, X-rays, patient notes, time-critical laboratory samples and test results to hospitals and medical facilities at night, on request. So SERV constantly needs to raise money in order to be able to keep their bikes well maintained and on the road, as well as covering other overheads such as the emergency phone line to the hospitals and other general operational expenses. They rely on donations to both increase their bike fleet and support their committed volunteers to deliver this vital service. Many Thanks James ************************* UPDATE ****************************** Thank you to all that have donated so far I ran bexhill 5k on 25 June as part of my training and I had completed it in 27min 20sec, I am also going to be doing battle 10k on 2nd September. But also if I reach my target I will do Beckley 10k On 4thNovember and the 12k commando series event on 10th November which is run by the Royal Marines