It begins! I've paid my entry fee, I've got my training plan from Tom, and I'm committed. Now all I have to do is a) turn myself into a machine, and b) get things going with a bit of support, so the eco-ironman becomes a reality.
My starting points are: getting there by train, and then finding an eco-bike and some sort of eco-wetsuit (probably made of recycled fibres)... have to plot who to get those off.
I'm going to be raising money for the Wilderness Foundation again through this, so let's see how we go!
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On October 4th, I completed the world's first Eco Ironman, using a limestone wetsuit, eco-trainers, veggie diet, and travelling by train. Now I'm exploring why we do endurance sport, and seeing if I can get a bit more green into the world of crazy sport.
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The Wilderness Foundation increase understanding of the value of wilderness through offering direct experience of wild places through our trails programmes and through social projects that demonstrate how wilderness offers a vital key to the education and health of society and individuals. Understanding wilderness and wild lands as a positive force for social and environmental sustainability, our work has been pioneering - vulnerable youth, as well as political and community decision makers, have experienced the irreplaceable qualities of wilderness directly and the rediscovery of identity, perspective and leadership skills it tends to stimulate.
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