Regan has MS, but that hasn't stopped her developing a love of sports, exercise and running. Extreme running. So extreme we think you should support her if you can! https://msruntheus.salsalabs.org/2021relay/p/reganzuege/index.html

Regan has MS, but that hasn't stopped her developing a love of sports, exercise and running. Extreme running. So extreme we think you should support her if you can! https://msruntheus.salsalabs.org/2021relay/p/reganzuege/index.html

Alex was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 2008, after noticing a tremble as he drank coffee. He has since raise money and awareness, and taken on a series of adventures, gaining recognition from Sir Ranulph Fiennes. Alex is seriously hard. This is his story.

Alex was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 2008, after noticing a tremble as he drank coffee. He has since raise money and awareness, and taken on a series of adventures, gaining recognition from Sir Ranulph Fiennes. Alex is seriously hard. This is his story.

Sybella had always dealt with low-level inflammation, but never understood why. Doctors weren't about to provide answers until she pushed herself in an extreme way; she was diagnosed during SAS Who Dares wins with systemic Lupus. Almost a year on we chat about the affect her diagnosis has had on her training, approach to others, and her own mental-wellbeing.

Sybella had always dealt with low-level inflammation, but never understood why. Doctors weren't about to provide answers until she pushed herself in an extreme way; she was diagnosed during SAS Who Dares wins with systemic Lupus. Almost a year on we chat about the affect her diagnosis has had on her training, approach to others, and her own mental-wellbeing.

Bruce has suffered from GBS (as a young boy) and Pompe disease (in his early 20s). Both have profoundly affected his life, but not his love of sport, born out of the joy of movement following hospitalisation. He describes his journey and on-going battle in our first show of series 2.

Bruce has suffered from GBS (as a young boy) and Pompe disease (in his early 20s). Both have profoundly affected his life, but not his love of sport, born out of the joy of movement following hospitalisation. He describes his journey and on-going battle in our first show of series 2.

Jason has less than 10% of his vision, but that hasn't stopped him from competing as an elite athlete in parasports and (so-called) able bodied events. He had a difficult time coming to terms with his condition and this is a very honest account of why and how his mentality changed, and why he wants to help others.

Jason has less than 10% of his vision, but that hasn't stopped him from competing as an elite athlete in parasports and (so-called) able bodied events. He had a difficult time coming to terms with his condition and this is a very honest account of why and how his mentality changed, and why he wants to help others.