Made in Chelsea star breaks world record with first-ever marathon over volcano
Joshua Patterson, an athlete of TV personality and durability, broke a Guinness world record after running a marathon on a volcano in Bolivia.
. Made in Chelsea Yıldız wrote history as the first person to break the male record for the highest altitude reached by the marathon distance run. It achieved this at a height of more than 6,000 meters, where the oxygen is less than half at sea level.
Mr. Patterson ran a total of 26.2 miles in freezing temperatures and unstable volcanic terrain and forced his body to the edge of the collapse in an environment where very few could breathe.
The challenge titled ‘Sky’s The Limit’ was the honor of the son of Baptism, a baby who died only at the age of three months of sudden infant death syndrome. The collected funds will support Archie’s parents Emily and George Oliver’s Baby Lost Club Foundation.
Mr. Patterson said Independent Every mountain in the region is a volcano and each is “unique beautiful”. He said: “Being there was a lifetime experience, and I think the greatness of why we were there only developed the experience.”
Mr. Patterson announced on the mountain that it created a flag containing the names of the baptism’s name and other children who lost their lives. When they reached the summit, they kept silence for all children.
“It was a very touching moment to be at the top of this volcano and to celebrate every name on this flag, not only my son of Baptism, but to celebrate each of these children and their families.”
With a target £ 35,000 to support 1,000 therapy sessions for grieving families, The donations have already financed more than half of the therapy sessions.
Arhcie’s mother Emily Oliver said Independent: “After passing through such a tragedy, it is the world for me to collect money to support others and to realize our mission to finance one million therapy sessions.”
He said that his husband was grateful for many years and a family friend: “His kindness, love and courage are the qualities we want to have our son Archie, and therefore he felt that we wanted Josh to play an important role in Archie’s life – not to mention a great amount of entertainment and pleasure that they would have.”
Speaking about the passing of his son Baptism, Mr. Patterson said that he was “destructive ve and said, orum I feel very passionate about charities, and I think we are very proud of the impact we have done on such a large family community affected by the loss of child and I think.”
The world record attempt was accompanied by expert medical crew to ensure security in non -forgiveness conditions in which altitude, sudden air changes and physical collapse pose real risks.
Mr. Patterson is not alien to breaking world records with dangerous features that have previously completed 76 marathons in addition to 76 marathons in 2023 as well as 76 marathons in 2023. However, he described it as the “most intimidating test ve and described education especially as“ tax ..
At the Altitude Center in Shoreditch, he would complete five hours of altitude a day, and it was so intense that he caused damage to his cognitive function and caused the slurry and memory loss. A low oxygen height simulator to prepare him for physical and emotional challenges did everything from using force conditioning, nutrition diet and even therapy.
