Every minute of everyday millions of people around the world have the freedom and luxury to exercise and move but so many of us take this luxury for granted.

On Monday the 25th February you can join Olga and Kelly on the first annual #myultimatehealthchallenge as we run, stretch, box and play to raise money for The Royal Marsden.

In support of all the amazing work they do for the patients and their families who are living with cancer, in the hope they can win the biggest battle of their lives.

In honour and support of our dear friend Petrina who we had the absolute pleasure of meeting in 2015 through the fitness industry, a cancer survivor, currently at Royal Marsden awaiting surgery to address some of the damage the radiation and chemotherapy did to her body.

Every day Petrina shares her journey, a constant source of inspiration, a shining example of bravery and determination. She loves nothing more than to move so today we are moving for her, together, to raise money for The Royal Marsden which is where Petrina has entrusted her health, away from her loved ones, in the hope that better days are ahead.

What’s the challenge?  6 Classes across London in 1 day!

• 0700 - Boxing Skills at BXR Marylebone  
  
• 0820 - Arms & Abs at Barry's Euston
  
• 1100 - Ride 45 at Psycle Soho
  
• 1230 - Hot Power Yoga at Indaba
  
• 1515 - Reshape - 1Rebel St Marys
  
• 1730 - Primal at Fierce Grace City

You can join us too!  For all or bits of the challenge, remotely and digitally.  We want you to get involved, spread the word, help to raise as much as we can for a wonderful cause and help raise the vibrational energy of support and love for Petrina who is our biggest source of inspiration.

Kelly & Olga  xx

For more information email kelly@yogangster.co.uk.

The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity raises money solely to support The Royal Marsden, a world-leading cancer centre. We ensure our nurses, doctors and research teams can provide the very best care and develop life-saving treatments, which are used across the UK and around the world. From funding state-of-the-art equipment and groundbreaking research, to creating the very best patient environments, we will never stop looking for ways to improve the lives of people affected by cancer.