Football Freestyler John Farnworth is about to embark on his toughest challenge, crossing the Sahara Desert whilst keeping a ball under control with his feet.

The Challenge

John Farnworth is a Guinness World Record Holder, but the Challenge Sahara expedition is set to be his toughest yet! John will spend 10 days crossing the Sahara desert whilst using his fantastic football freestyle skill to keep a ball under control with his feet. Follow his progress via his instagram.

The Equipment

We have provided John with the rental of the Iridium GO! Satellite Wi-Fi Hotspot. We recommended this device as it offers John global coverage. He can keep in touch with friends, family and his followers back in the UK. He simply has to connect his smartphone or tablet to the device to make voice calls or get internet connection! 

 

Why Challenge Sahara?

Last year I was introduced to Children's Hospice Derian House and I was blown away with the incredible care and support that they are giving to children and young people with life threatening conditions. After seeing the work that they do and understanding the amounts they need to provide the care needed for the youngsters and their families I wanted to do something using my skills as a football freestyler to raise as much money as possible. Derian House is a truly special place and my goal is to raise as much money as possible for them."

John Farnworth.

If you would like to donate to this fantastic cause, click here.

Contact Us

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