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Rugby League legend Kevin Sinfield is starting one of his 7 marathons in 7 days at Bramall Lane on Thursday 4th December. He sets off at 8.40 am.
Sinfield has raised over £10 million with his five previous challenges for those impacted by Motor Neurone Disease, inspired by his friend and former team mate Rob Burrow. Part of that fundraising has been invested into research at University of Sheffield’s Institute for Translational Neuroscience (SITraN).
The public are asked to come out and support the challenge as it visits towns and villages but the public are not allowed to join the run for everyone’s safety and protection.
Commenting on the latest challenge, Sinfield said, “I am pleased to be coming to Sheffield this year. We went through South Yorkshire back in 2021 but it was in the middle of the night! I know that Sheffield is a sports mad city whether that is cricket as the home of Michael Vaughan and Joe Root, rugby with union and league teams, snooker or the world class training facilities, not to mention being the home to the Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday. I am sure we will get a warm welcome from the people of the steel city.”
The route will start at the home of Sheffield United at Bramall Lane before visiting Abbeydale, the home of Sheffield Collegiate CC, then Sheffield Tigers, passed Hillsborough and calling at the English Institute of Sport.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewe...&ll=53.36630307921116,-1.494826499999995&z=12
There are checkpoints with expected times at various points on the route.
https://www.sheffieldeagles.com/Eag...-to-sports-mad-sheffield-in-latest-challenge/
Donations to MND can be made at https://donate.giveasyoulive.com/fundraising/kevin-sinfield-7-in-7-together-challenge.
Sinfield has raised over £10 million with his five previous challenges for those impacted by Motor Neurone Disease, inspired by his friend and former team mate Rob Burrow. Part of that fundraising has been invested into research at University of Sheffield’s Institute for Translational Neuroscience (SITraN).
The public are asked to come out and support the challenge as it visits towns and villages but the public are not allowed to join the run for everyone’s safety and protection.
Commenting on the latest challenge, Sinfield said, “I am pleased to be coming to Sheffield this year. We went through South Yorkshire back in 2021 but it was in the middle of the night! I know that Sheffield is a sports mad city whether that is cricket as the home of Michael Vaughan and Joe Root, rugby with union and league teams, snooker or the world class training facilities, not to mention being the home to the Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday. I am sure we will get a warm welcome from the people of the steel city.”
The route will start at the home of Sheffield United at Bramall Lane before visiting Abbeydale, the home of Sheffield Collegiate CC, then Sheffield Tigers, passed Hillsborough and calling at the English Institute of Sport.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewe...&ll=53.36630307921116,-1.494826499999995&z=12
There are checkpoints with expected times at various points on the route.
https://www.sheffieldeagles.com/Eag...-to-sports-mad-sheffield-in-latest-challenge/
Donations to MND can be made at https://donate.giveasyoulive.com/fundraising/kevin-sinfield-7-in-7-together-challenge.
