My name is Jordan Clement. On 5th July 2011 I took part in the 3 Peaks Challenge in order to raise money for my two chosen charities. I completed the Challenge in  23 hours 37 minutes. Raising £800.00. I am a student at Yateley Sixth Form College who plays rugby on a regular basis as well as attending the gym a couple of times a week.
The National Three Peaks Challenge is a mountain-endurance challenge in Great Britain, with a history of over 40 years, in which participants attempt to climb the highest peaks of each of the island's three mountains within 24 hours, using motorised transport to travel between the mountains. This is one of the most difficult challenges in Great Britain known to this day. The reason I have chosen to raise money through this challenge is due to the fact that Adam Brown was well known as a member of the Royal Marines and this is a challenge recognised by the British forces.

Charities I am raising money for:

Adams Hoofing Hut
and
Bradley Unit Woking Hospital
The Bradley Unit is based in workings NHs run hospital. This is a specialised unit that focuses its research into neuro-rehabilitation but for those of us that only understand PLAIN English (me included) rehabilitation for stroke victims. They focus on helping those in need of speech therapy and general help recovering.
Although equipped with the best pieces of equipment they can afford the recent budget cuts have made it difficult to begin using some of the newest and most helpful technology
Although the Bradley Unit does not take donations of money they will take any equipment that can be provided. This means that with the money raised I will be purchasing pieces of equipment vital for the rehabilitation process and donating them directly to the hospital.