A 24-hour non-stop run. One goal: to provide real help.

A 24-hour run. One goal—real help

For me, sports have long been a way to test my physical and mental limits. I take on various challenges—not just ultras—and I also train for Hyrox, combining strength, fitness, and endurance. I combine long-distance running with long-distance cycling. I’ve completed over 100 km on foot, dozens of half-marathons and marathons, and 500 km and 300 km on a bike without sleep, in difficult forest conditions.

I had also organized a fundraiser during a charity gala earlier, and I saw that it made sense, so now I’m combining this new challenge with helping others.

I'll be running for 24 hours

No matter the weather, fatigue, or setbacks. Not for the result, not for the medal—just so it feels more meaningful.

Why this fundraiser?

Because there are children who are fighting much harder than I am—for their health and their lives. I choose to make this effort; they don’t. That’s why I want to turn every kilometer into support for the children under the care of the Cancer Fighters Foundation.

My goal

I want to run more than 113 km. It’s going to be tough, because I’ll be running a 1-km loop for 24 hours. That means a very monotonous struggle on the asphalt, hundreds of identical laps, constantly repeating the same motion, and a battle with my own mind.

As time goes on, fatigue, pain, and moments of crisis set in—challenges I have to push through during the run. I want to break my personal record and see how far I can push myself—and, while I’m at it, do something good for others.