This year Aquaplanet are making a splash in the fight against prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health challenges that affect men around the world with their MoPaddle Challenge. Paddlers need to paddle 20km and raise £20, to be in with a chance of winning prizes
So why join the challenge?
The MoPaddle challenge not only helps to bring together paddle board lovers and raise money for Movember, but there are other benefits too. These can include:
- Teamwork: Collaborate with passionate communities for a shared purpose and raise awareness for the Movember Charity.
- Well-being: Engage in outdoor activities during cooler months to elevate endorphins, improve sleep quality, and feel rejuvenated.
- Fitness: Set fitness targets, and refine paddle boarding techniques to boost
confidence. - Adventure: Seize opportunities to discover new waterways and expand your SUP experiences.
How do you enter?
To enter the competition, all entrants need to do is ensure they have a paddle board and be able to track their paddleboarding distance with a tracking app.
Participants can join anytime in the month of November with the challenge ending on November 30th. The later you join in the challenge the less time the participant will have to paddle 20km and raise money.
Aquaplanet will give out 4 prizes to participants who have raised over £20 and paddled 20km. The winners will be announced at the beginning of December via email from Aquaplanet.
The 4 prizes are:
- 1st – Aquaplanet red and blue Pace paddle board
- 2nd – £100 voucher to spend with Aquaplanet
- 3rd – £75 voucher to spend with Aquaplanet
- 4th – £50 voucher to spend with Aquaplanet
If you would like to sign up, you can sign up here.
Paddle to the Moon
This isn’t the first challenge of the year for Aquaplanet. Paddle to the Moon started in January 2023, asking paddlers to get together and reach the distance from Earth to the Moon. There is also still time to enter until the 31st of October. So far, paddlers have collectively paddled over 6,557,621.5 meters!
Main – Photo by Tim Vanderhoydonck on Unsplash
