Total miles run
362.3miles
Driving from Bournemouth to Newcastle
May 2026 to April 2027Donate ↗
One runner · Twelve finish lines
11 HALVES.1 MARATHON.
I’m Elliot and I’m running 11 half marathons in 11 months, finishing with the London Marathon in April 2027. I’m doing it all to raise money for Alzheimer’s Society.
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Why I’m running
For my Grandmas and everyone affected by dementia.
In the space of six years, I lost both of my grandmothers to dementia. Nana Jean was sociable, outgoing and always planning a family adventure. Nana Marlene lived for everything equine and rode horses well into her eighties.
Over time, dementia took away some of the things that helped define them. It affected the whole family, including those who took on caring roles.
This challenge is for them, and for every person whose life has been, or is being, affected by dementia. I’m raising money for Alzheimer’s Society to support people living with dementia and the families around them.
The route to London
The challenge.
- MayCompleted: Plymouth Half Marathon
- JuneCompleted: Bath Two Tunnels
- JulyCompleted: Wye Valley Tunnel Run
- AugustCompleted: Tiverton Canal Canter
- SeptemberGreat North Run
- OctoberBournemouth Half Marathon
- NovemberMálaga Half Marathon
- DecemberMilton Keynes Winter Half
- JanuaryTBC
- FebruaryBrighton Half Marathon
- MarchBath Half Marathon
- AprilLondon Marathon
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The challenge in numbers.
Calories burned
40,485kcal
About 162 pizza slices
Race miles
53.3miles
Driving from London to Brighton
Elevation climbed
2,144metres
Climbing Snowdon twice
Longest run
13.9miles
Around 210 football pitches, end to end
Running time
52hours
Watching every Harry Potter film twice
Data from my Polar Pacer running watch · Synced 30 August 2026
Follow every run on StravaFundraising progress
£2,296 raised
Every pound helps Alzheimer’s Society support people affected by dementia, fund research and campaign for change.
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The races so far.
01 / 04
Plymouth Half Marathon
Great course, even better crowd, but a horrible final kilometre, all uphill. Regardless, a great race to kick off the challenge!
Bath Two Tunnels
A speedy 1:48:54 with 1.3 miles spent underground in disused railway tunnels. The cooler temperature inside was a welcome break from the mugginess outside.
Wye Valley Tunnel Run
Far too hot, a few muscles threatening to give up, but I survived and completed half number 3.
Tiverton Canal Canter
The smallest field so far, with about 80 runners in total. I wasn’t feeling my best in the lead-up, so it wasn’t the easiest of races.
Questions, ideas or support
I’d love to hear from you.
Whether you’d like to support the challenge, help spread the word or simply ask a question, send me a message below.