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TREKKING FOR A CAUSE

RAISING THE FLAG FOR CANCER

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WHY THE SOUTH POLE?

Embarking on this extraordinary journey is not just another adventure. It profoundly symbolizes the relentless challenges confronted by cancer patients and their families every single day. 

Lance's mission powerfully reflects the resilience, unwavering determination, and enduring hope that drive cancer survivors to triumph over seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Their remarkable bravery and indomitable spirit stand as a beacon of inspiration to those facing adversity.

FREEZING TEMPERATURES

  • Throughout the trek, Lance will be facing air temperatures average around -30 C or -22 F with 24 hour daylight

  • When factoring in wind chill, temperatures can drop to -50 C (or -58 F)

-30c

freezing temperature

ALTITUDE

  • The South Pole is located at 2,385m/9,300ft

  • ​Due to the lower atmospheric pressure at the Pole, this altitude feels more like 3,350m/11,000ft

2,385m

in altitude

TEAM + GEAR

  • Lance will be traveling with a small team that includes a guide and medical professionals

  • While trekking, he will be responsible for pulling 40kg (90 pounds) of gear behind him

90lbs

towing of gear

GLOBAL EFFORT

  • Lance will be joined in spirit on this trek by 24 partners from around the world

  • These not-for-profit cancer organizations are located in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Hong Kong, and Qatar

24

global partners

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