FYSOT U18s 2016 – The Finding of Fitness
Athlete adventurer Ross talks about how and why you should set a fitness goal. From walking the length of the corridor on your ward to climbing a rope the height of Everest. Whatever it may be…the goal does not matter…starting it does.
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FYSOT Over 18s 2016 – Fighting Fit
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FYSOT ’14 – I can, I will, I’m doing it…My story so far
Filmed at Find Your Sense of Tumour 2013. 24 year old James Wells was diagnosed with AML back in May 2010, before his diagnosis James was extremely into his fitness and exercise. James tells his cancer story and explains why […]