
20 September
15 km, 20+ Obstacles
Holmbush Estate, Faygate
Whether you already have your own place or you'd like a charity place, join Team Cancer Research UK for the Tough Mudder London South and play your part in supporting vital cancer research.
We can offer you a Cancer Research UK charity place in the Tough Mudder London South. Sign up to raise vital funds for research and help us beat cancer. Entry fee: £20 Minimum fundraising target: £500
Once you've secured your own place in the Tough Mudder London South, use it to join Team Cancer Research UK and fundraise for vital cancer research. No extra entry fee, you'll have already paid the event organiser Set your own fundraising target

Step: 1
Decide whether you'll enter with your own place or get a charity place

Step: 2
Sign up to get Team Cancer Research UK perks

Step: 3
Get fundraising for life-saving research

Step: 4
Get over that finish line and smash your fundraising target
An adventure like no other, Tough Mudder is more than just an obstacle course.
Built on the foundation of teamwork and overcoming obstacles, it's the chance to unplug from the daily grind, experience the unexpected, and accomplish something bigger than yourself.
Grab your friends, there's a Tough Mudder event that's perfect for you.
100 CRUK participants taking on Tough Mudder Events

Hitting their fundraising targets to raise a total of £100,000
Could fund 3 postdoctoral students for a whole year

We've teamed up with experts to give you the best training support and advice for your event. Whether it's your first time training or you're looking to smash a PB, we've got a training plan for you.

We're with you every step of your fundraising journey so you can smash your target. Once you've signed up, we'll send you everything you need to get going such as fundraising ideas, top tips, planners and posters.

We worked with Scimitar to create Cancer Research UK sportswear that’s comfortable, looks great and supports our vital work. 20% of the price of these products will be paid to Cancer Research UK.