The Borderline Challenge
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What on earth is it?
The Borderline Challenge is a one-of-a-kind endurance event across the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and England
We will cover 550km in 4 days. It combines cycling (400km), swimming (35km), and running (115km).
Taking place 14-18th September, this is a world first undertaking.
How far?!
Cycle (Day 1); Sligo to Donaghadee - 225km
Swim (Day 2): Donaghadee to Portpatrick - 35km
Cycle (Day 3): Portpatrick to Gretna - 175km
Run (Day 4): Gretna to Tynemouth -115km
But why?
The majority of farmers surveyed across different studies believe that mental health is the biggest issue facing the agricultural industry.
Being from a large farming family we have seen first hand the need for the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI).
RABI studies show that around a third of farmers are considered "probably or possibly depressed" and nearly half of farmers surveyed by RABI reported experiencing some form of anxiety.
Now more than ever, the farming community need support from their networks and RABI.
The Borderline Challenge is a one-of-a-kind endurance event across the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and England
We will cover 550km in 4 days. It combines cycling (400km), swimming (35km), and running (115km).
Taking place 14-18th September, this is a world first undertaking.
How far?!
Cycle (Day 1); Sligo to Donaghadee - 225km
Swim (Day 2): Donaghadee to Portpatrick - 35km
Cycle (Day 3): Portpatrick to Gretna - 175km
Run (Day 4): Gretna to Tynemouth -115km
But why?
The majority of farmers surveyed across different studies believe that mental health is the biggest issue facing the agricultural industry.
Being from a large farming family we have seen first hand the need for the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI).
RABI studies show that around a third of farmers are considered "probably or possibly depressed" and nearly half of farmers surveyed by RABI reported experiencing some form of anxiety.
Now more than ever, the farming community need support from their networks and RABI.
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