Five marathons in 50 hours to save 12-year-old Aggie

Written By richard holt

Darren Hardy served 15 years in the British Army before being discharged with PTSD. After suffering suicidal thoughts, he turned to extreme endurance challenges to keep him focused and positive. His latest mission is to run five marathons in 50 hours non-stop for a 12-year-old girl called Aggie, who has been diagnosed with H-ABC - the world’s rarest brain disease. Darren talks about meeting Aggie for the first time the day before this podcast and about how he’s getting ready for his extreme race to find a cure.

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Darren was as physical training instructor in the Royal Engineers

Darren was as physical training instructor in the Royal Engineers

richard holt https://www.healthybeastpodcast.com/
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