Tyne Forts Run

This 10.7km can be completed virtually on any route or treadmill, or if you live in the North East you can take in two historical roman sites and part of the River Tyne Trail. The run takes you from Arbeia in South Shields, to Segedunum in Wallsend. You can view the route map here.

This challenge is raising donations for The Historical Combat Company, a not for profit organisation that provides educational and entertainment services to heritage sites and events.



Distance: 10.7km

Time allowed: To be completed over 1 day, within a 30 day period of sending donation.

Minimum donation:* £10

Hastags: #TyneFortsRun #SwordFitness #THCCo

Leaderboard Points: 1


Medals will be sent out upon completion of challenge, you can send evidence of completion(screen shot of any tracking app) via this form.

If you are collecting sponsorship for completing challege, you can choose to send full ammount through as your donation, independantly via fundraising sites, or to the cause/charity directly. Please let us know if you are doing this by using the hashtags listed for social media posts so we can share them.




*Donation ammounts are subject to deductions by Sword Fitness to cover the hosting and admin associated with these events. These are fixed at £7 + 10% of remaining donation for single day challenges, and £9 + 10% for multiday challenges.

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