I started by signing up to a gym, and like most I lasted a couple of months then I lost interest, motivation, and general enthusiasm. Lets face it gyms are kinda of boring, treadmills going nowhere, the awful ‘duff duff’ music in the back ground, the slightly intimidating guys on the free weights.
My passion to raise funds for a cause close to my heart came first. Epilepsy affects a close family member and is a constant worry and struggle for the full family.To show support and to highlight the condition I thought go big or go home, Everest it is and nothing is going to stop me. So train I must!
I started by signing up to a gym, and like most I lasted a couple of months then I lost interest, motivation, and general enthusiasm. Lets face it gyms are kinda of boring, treadmills going nowhere, the awful ‘duff duff’ music in the back ground, the slightly intimidating guys on the free weights.
I still have a few months I thought no worries, then a few months later I thought the same then I started to panic, doubt myself, should I cancel? I spoke to a friend who suggested Burn It, outside fitness I though why not it’s summer, what choice do I have, lets give it a go.
So here I am now running around in the cold and you asked me why. Well apart from the mammoth task I have set myself I have also dropped two dress sizes, improved by 5k run time by almost 10 minutes, I am fitter now than I was at the age of 16 and I feel amazing. But most of all when I look in the mirror I see me, the me I thought I had lost in self doubt and lower self confidence, the me I look at now radiates and tells me you’ve got this, go ahead and climb to the top of the world.
Everest here I come.
We can’t wait to check back in with Sarah at the top of Everest, You can sponsor Sarah by following this link, https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/sarah-thomson11