EVEREST CHALLENGE
Our Everest Challenge Is Live
We climbed Everest for Blood Bikes Scotland, in support of NHS Scotland.
Our climbers have risen to the challenge and achieved tremendous success in climbing the height of Everest variety of methods, all for one amazing charity.
Please show your appreciation NOW by: Selecting a NHS Region, and making a DONATION.
Every £ raised supports Blood Bikes Scotland, and helps us, support NHS Scotland, support our communities.
Everest climbed so far
Please see the FINAL scoreboard of all participating Teams who are submitting their achievements:
| Position | Organisation / Individual | Everests | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Andrew | 8 | BP North Sea Oil Platforms |
| 2 | Glen Lyon | 8 | BP North Sea Oil Platforms |
| 3 | Dodgy Hipster and the Munro Baggers | 4 | Lochnagar |
| 4 | 63 Challenge | 3 | North Berwick Law |
| 5 | Ridge | 3 | BP North Sea Oil Platforms |
| 6 | Clair | 2 | BP North Sea Oil Platforms |
| 7 | Holly, The Peebles Elf | 1 | |
| 8 | ETAP | 1 | BP North Sea Oil Platforms |
| 9 | Community Pharmacy Scotland | 1 | South Glen Shiel Ridge |
| 10 | John & Sheila Noble | 0.122 |
For reference:
- For golf, walking, running, bowling, we're using step counting device (watch / phone) with 58,070 steps equal to 1 Everest.
- For swimming, 1km swam, = 13,500 steps.
- For cycling, 1Km = 1,400 steps, or 1 mile = 2,253 steps.
- For gym-based activities, that's tricker, however found info online to suggest calories burnt to distance, so 3,500 calories = 1 Everest.
- For other gym-based exercise, like rowing, treadmill, skier, then distance and step equivalent is same as walking in terms of steps to distance, if people didn't want to use calories burnt.
