Norwegian Quadrathlon

CPT Supporter Philip Lowe has taken on an incredible challenge and is fundraising for The Cure Parkinson's Trust in memory of his father by participating in a winter sports Quadrathlon.

The Quadrathlon, taking place in Norway with IGO Adventures, will cover four stages over four days: Touring Skiing for approx 15 miles, Fat Biking for approx 26.2 miles, cross country skiing for approx 26.2 miles and ending with a run for approx 26.2 miles.

To follow Philip's progress you can track him online here

If you want to sponsor Philip you can visit his JustGiving page

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