Project Patagonia was built around pure endurance.

We set out to complete a world-first adventure triathlon through one of the wildest environments on the planet: 1,600 kilometres by bike, a record 75-kilometre ultra-run and 100 kilometres by stand-up paddleboard.

No single discipline was the challenge.

The challenge was having to keep changing.

Cycling demanded one rhythm. Running demanded another. Paddleboarding introduced a completely different technical and physical problem.

Every time our bodies and minds began to adapt, the nature of the task changed again.

That made Patagonia an intense lesson in adaptability.

The 90mph winds, the sub-zero conditions, snow storms, closed roads and brutal landscape pushed us to, and well beyond our limits.

3 weeks of pure pain and suffering, but some adventure!