Sara Cox has admitted to experiencing significant physical pain, stating "everything is hurting," after completing the third day of her arduous 135-mile Children In Need marathon challenge. This expedition, the longest ever undertaken for Radio 2's Children In Need, is scheduled to last five days. As of the third day, Cox had already raised an impressive £1.4 million for the charity.
Cox described the third day as one of the "toughest mornings of my life," detailing that her calves were tight, her knees were aching, and her left leg felt unresponsive. Despite the physical challenges, she expressed her determination to continue, driven by the support of people at the roadside and those involved in the event.
The total amount raised by Wednesday reached £1,411,021, a figure Cox found "mind-blowing" and expressed immense gratitude for, thanking donors and Radio 2 listeners. Earlier in the week, she had been overcome with emotion upon learning that she had raised £439,225 in a single day, and over £331,000 on another day.
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill commented on the mental fortitude required for such athletic feats, emphasizing that while the physical aspect is demanding, the mental side is paramount. She noted that Cox would likely be experiencing fatigue and would need to maintain a strong mindset, focusing on the larger picture and the ... download the app to read more
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