Endeavour was an ambitious project. We’re just a bunch of runners trying to use our beloved sport to encourage people to face up to the difficulties that we all experience, and be willing to seek out and support others who need some help.

The team hit the halfway point of the challenge yesterday lunchtime in good spirits. However fatigue is definitely starting to bite, and some members of the team are having less luck than others.

The team hit the halfway point of the challenge yesterday lunchtime in good spirits. However fatigue is definitely starting to bite, and some members of the team are having less luck than others.

12pm Thursday marks the point in our challenge where we pull out our best power pose and scream “Woah, we're half way there!”. Although let’s not follow all Bon Jovi’s advice because he also claims “It doesn't make a difference if we make it or not”.

Tuesday saw most of the team face their 2nd run of the challenge. After the enthusiasm of the 1st legs it will be interesting to see how everybody gets on as fatigue starts to set in.

Pyllon Head Coach Paul Giblin led the team off at midnight. With 4 hours of darkness to contend with the hope was for good weather conditions. GET INVOLVED!

Pyllon Head Coach Paul Giblin led the team off at midnight. With 4 hours of darkness to contend with the hope was for good weather conditions. GET INVOLVED!

The best way to really get involved would be for you to ‘donate’ some of your own Endeavour Support miles! We can’t run together due to lockdown, but you could make a special effort to get out there and see if the 1,000 miles run by the team can be matched by our wider community.