Obstacle courses

Test your fitness with an obstacle course race.

Overcome any obstacle

Do you want to support The Christie in 2022? Take on The Christie Challenge and help us keep moving for people with cancer.

If you're taking on an obstacle course as part of The Christie Challenge or as a separate fundraising activity, please create a JustGiving page in support of The Christie using the button below.

Please note: you must follow Government guidelines on exercise and social distancing at all times.

If you’ve ever wanted to take on a Gladiators or Total Wipeout style challenge, an obstacle course race might be just what you’re looking for.

As well as being a great day out, you can also help raise money for The Christie’s vital work for cancer patients.

You’ll get to climb, run, crawl and jump over a range of obstacles. One thing’s for sure – making it to the finish line will be a real test of fitness!

If you want to do an obstacle course for The Christie, check out our list of UK challenges. You can also see our other exciting challenge events, including skydives and zip wires.

And if you’ve already signed up for an obstacle course event and you want to support The Christie, just let us know. Fill in our online form and we’ll send you out a sponsorship pack and free Christie t-shirt.

We can also give you some handy sponsorship hints, so you can maximise your fundraising.

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If you're ready to take on an obstacle course challenge, take a look at our list of upcoming events.

6 April 2019 - Gung-Ho! Manchester

13 April 2019 - Yorkshire Warrior

11 May 2019 - Born Survivor - Manchester

21 to 23 June 2019 - Total Warrior

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