The Tri-Ultra Relay

An extraordinary feat of endurance and determination all in the aim of supporting and bettering our community and changing people's lives. The Tri Ultra Relay is not just a race - it's a severely grueling test of human spirit and resilience, covering almost 300 miles over 2-3 days, non-stop by three athletes.

First Leg: English Channel Swim - Declan Ball will brave the frigid, choppy waters of the English Channel, swimming 21 miles unassisted. This treacherous journey is known for its unpredictable currents and bone-chilling temperatures, a challenge fewer people have conquered than have summited Everest.

Second Leg: 50-Mile Coastal Run - As soon as Declan reaches France, George Creed takes over, running 50 miles along the rugged and muddy coastal paths to the Belgian border. This ultra-marathon tests physical and mental fortitude across diverse and unforgiving terrains.

Third Leg: 200-Mile Belgium Cycle - The final leg sees Dylan De Sousa cycling 200 miles from the France-Belgium border through Belgium and into Germany. This relentless ultra-distance ride spans various terrains and weather conditions, demanding unyielding stamina and perseverance.

Who are our charities?

The Basement Project - in Bromsgrove is a dynamic charity supporting young people aged 16-25 who are homeless or at risk. Offering emergency accommodation, life skills training, and emotional support, the charity ensures personalized assistance for each individual. Its vibrant community atmosphere and innovative programs, including cooking classes, financial literacy workshops, and mental health support, foster a sense of belonging and resilience. By addressing immediate needs and promoting long-term independence, The Basement Project transforms lives and empowers Bromsgrove’s youth.

My Black Dog - is a groundbreaking charity providing mental health support led by those who have personally faced mental health challenges. This peer-to-peer approach fosters a safe, empathetic space for sharing struggles without judgment. Offering online chat support, community events, and workshops, the charity ensures help is just a click away, with trained volunteers ready to provide real-time assistance. By bridging personal experience and professional support, My Black Dog is transforming mental health care to be more inclusive, compassionate, and effective.

All Donations are spilt 50/50 between both charities, with a 2.9% go fund me charge on each donation. The First £1914 Will go to the running costs of the event and anything not spent will forwarded to the charities, we will be open at the end of the event on the costs occurred.