Aaron Haggas
2  year  Mo Bro

£0

Target: £200
raised £1,140 since 2020
My motivation
Fundraising for cause areas including:
Men's health
Prostate cancer
Testicular cancer
Mental health and suicide prevention

We have talked about talking, we’ve said it’s ok to not be ok, we’ve got more active but we need to move forward in how we can make our lives better. We’ve only just begun on our mission.

This year my challenge is going to be a little different. I’m an active fidget pants so this November I’m going to meditate for 60 minutes a day! Sitting still for 60 seconds is a big ask for to go a full hour is going to be a challenge but I’m up for it

How I'm
getting involved
Cops and Mo-ers
Team captain Mark Jones
£0 Team funds raised
0 of 60 kilometres
walking
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Previous year's posts
101 Week(s) Ago
I ran 6.44 km00:36:31

Previous year's activities
101 Week(s) Ago
I ran 6.44 km00:36:31

102 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Ceri Jones
£15
Previous year's donations
102 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Ceri Jones
£15
102 Week(s) Ago
I ran 5.44 km00:41:17

102 Week(s) Ago
I ran 5.44 km00:41:17

Previous year's posts
102 Week(s) Ago

Hey Aaron,

You’re a Mo Legend and you’ve secured your spot in our exclusive Platinum Club 2023! Thank you so much for your incredible fundraising efforts.

You’re helping to change the face of men’s health. To read about some of the projects you’ve helped to fund go to movember.com/impact

You’ll get an email this month with details of how to claim your Platinum Club rewards. Well done for going above and beyond this Movember!

Ozzy
Mo HQ

102 Week(s) Ago

Hey Aaron,

You’re a Mo Legend and you’ve secured your spot in our exclusive Platinum Club 2023! Thank you so much for your incredible fundraising efforts.

You’re helping to change the face of men’s health. To read about some of the projects you’ve helped to fund go to movember.com/impact

You’ll get an email this month with details of how to claim your Platinum Club rewards. Well done for going above and beyond this Movember!

Ozzy
Mo HQ

102 Week(s) Ago
I ran 5.64 km00:31:24

102 Week(s) Ago
I ran 5.64 km00:31:24

103 Week(s) Ago
I ran 42.92 km05:13:32

103 Week(s) Ago
I ran 42.92 km05:13:32

103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Huw Waters
£30
103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Huw Waters
£30
103 Week(s) Ago

@movember you have been painful but fun this year.

I wanted to see #movember out with one last push. The #conwyhalfmarathon twice last week felt amazing so I challenged my friends on Tuesday to sponsor me again and they came up trumps.

The first lap today was fun but the second lap was, as Clubber Lang would put it, PAIN! I was very cold, my legs were hurting, I felt vulnerable in the dark and some of those miles were long drawn out torment and suffering…absolutely perfect for putting into perspective why I was running. I’ll take physical pain EVERY day of the week if it helped lower the amount of mental health suffering that men go through, in fact not just the men but everyone!

I’m so grateful for @donnahaggas brining the cavalry with a coat, tea and toast which actually worked wonders and got my little legs running again.

Running the last mile with my son was special as I want him to understand he can make a difference in life by doing things to help others regardless of how much discomfort it may cause him.

All my followers and friends are just absolute legends. At mile 22 I did wonder if I could go on and I knew if I quit every single person would have said “No worries brother, it was a great effort “ and that kinda reasoning only spurs you on to get the job done. Super thanks to @adventures_with_a_macsensaurs for coming to cheer me on, absolutely brilliant.

To end my post, my run took 4:55 hours (I am old), in that time 295 men globally will have committed suicide. So please, speak out if your suffering, listen if someone tells you they are suffering, and once you have spoken go and see your gp or speak to a mental health charity- people suffering with mental health are not alone, there are so many others suffering too and so many people that genuinely want to help ❤️

103 Week(s) Ago

@movember you have been painful but fun this year.

I wanted to see #movember out with one last push. The #conwyhalfmarathon twice last week felt amazing so I challenged my friends on Tuesday to sponsor me again and they came up trumps.

The first lap today was fun but the second lap was, as Clubber Lang would put it, PAIN! I was very cold, my legs were hurting, I felt vulnerable in the dark and some of those miles were long drawn out torment and suffering…absolutely perfect for putting into perspective why I was running. I’ll take physical pain EVERY day of the week if it helped lower the amount of mental health suffering that men go through, in fact not just the men but everyone!

I’m so grateful for @donnahaggas brining the cavalry with a coat, tea and toast which actually worked wonders and got my little legs running again.

Running the last mile with my son was special as I want him to understand he can make a difference in life by doing things to help others regardless of how much discomfort it may cause him.

All my followers and friends are just absolute legends. At mile 22 I did wonder if I could go on and I knew if I quit every single person would have said “No worries brother, it was a great effort “ and that kinda reasoning only spurs you on to get the job done. Super thanks to @adventures_with_a_macsensaurs for coming to cheer me on, absolutely brilliant.

To end my post, my run took 4:55 hours (I am old), in that time 295 men globally will have committed suicide. So please, speak out if your suffering, listen if someone tells you they are suffering, and once you have spoken go and see your gp or speak to a mental health charity- people suffering with mental health are not alone, there are so many others suffering too and so many people that genuinely want to help ❤️

103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Caroline Burnell
£10
103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Caroline Burnell
£10
103 Week(s) Ago

So today is the last day of Movember and to go out in style I’m running my second marathon in 11 days today. The route will again be the conwy half marathon route twice…which also means the great orme twice again!

The support has been epic and in all honesty this has been a welcoming and positive distraction for me so thank you everyone.

Sadly the tash has gone as my upper lip just couldn’t handle how macho I looked

103 Week(s) Ago

So today is the last day of Movember and to go out in style I’m running my second marathon in 11 days today. The route will again be the conwy half marathon route twice…which also means the great orme twice again!

The support has been epic and in all honesty this has been a welcoming and positive distraction for me so thank you everyone.

Sadly the tash has gone as my upper lip just couldn’t handle how macho I looked

103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Darren Dentith
£5

Had to donate after seeing that thing under your nose at jpr!! Scared the kids!! Great effort mate

103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Darren Dentith
£5

Had to donate after seeing that thing under your nose at jpr!! Scared the kids!! Great effort mate

103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Jason Harper
£10
103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Jason Harper
£10
103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Lcr motors
£150
103 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Lcr motors
£150
104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Dave Poulter
£30
104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Dave Poulter
£30
104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
David Hatcher
£25
104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
David Hatcher
£25
104 Week(s) Ago
I ran 6.44 km00:40:14

104 Week(s) Ago
I ran 6.44 km00:40:14

104 Week(s) Ago
I ran 4.51 km00:41:38

104 Week(s) Ago
I ran 4.51 km00:41:38

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
William Jones
£10

Well done mate, inspiration.

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
William Jones
£10

Well done mate, inspiration.

104 Week(s) Ago
I ran 6.44 km00:38:13

104 Week(s) Ago
I ran 6.44 km00:38:13

104 Week(s) Ago
I ran 42.59 km03:59:45

104 Week(s) Ago
I ran 42.59 km03:59:45

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Sam Jones
£10

Well done mate! Huge achievement today. Congratulations x

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Lizzy Day
£10


In Awe of you Aaron! You are a great human being!

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Charlotte Springett
£10

For 1/2 2 of 2.. second lap I imagine was doubly tough! unbelievable effort especially in those conditions

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Charlotte Springett
£5

For 1/2 1 of 2…

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Lyndsey Hopwood
£5
104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Kevin Williams
£10
104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
El Ashcroft
£10

Massive well done Aaron! Superstar ⭐️

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Gavin Jones
£10

Tip effort - all the best from the Jones family

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Nan Roberts
£10
104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Mathew Evans
£10

Well done la

104 Week(s) Ago
Donation from:
Celia Free
£5
105 Week(s) Ago
I ran 18.03 mi02:33:00

This is my running distance this week…tomorrow I could be running a marathon

259 Week(s) Ago

Well as it’s December tomorrow, today is the last day of #movember .

Thank you to everyone who has joined in movember and who have also supported and sponsored me, you honestly don’t know how special and wonderful you all are and how you have helped inspire me

259 Week(s) Ago

Well I did it today, my first ultra, running from Colwyn Bay to the summit of Snowdon...a total of 60km!

It was a tough effort especially as I ran solo and had to navigate a route to stay safe.

I thoroughly enjoyed it and I hope my effort can inspire more men to talk, to take care of their health and I get a few donations.

Felt very proud running for such an amazing charity

260 Week(s) Ago

Remember it’s cool to listen

260 Week(s) Ago

Don’t be afraid to get checked out at the doctors

261 Week(s) Ago

This mo is definitely mo-ving in the right direction

261 Week(s) Ago

A sponsored headshave and the growth of the tash gives a Charles Bronsonesq look!

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