SEE 2 BELIEVE

Cyclists riding at sunrise

Inspiration

Building Resilience and Keeping Going

Every rider hits a wall. Here's how our community keeps pedalling — and what training your mind teaches you about training your legs.

Written by

See2Believe Team — 12th May 2026

Latest from the community

Stories, training tips, and updates from riders, fundraisers and the families we support.

Why a Triathlon is the Perfect Event for You
Charity Event News

Why a Triathlon is the Perfect Event for You

Three disciplines, one goal. Why a triathlon could be the most rewarding challenge you take on this year.

Written by

Mateusz Kraczko — 26th November 2025

How to Train for the London to Brighton Ride
Training Tips

How to Train for the London to Brighton Ride

A simple 12-week plan to get you to the start line — and the finish line — feeling strong.

Written by

Coach Andy — 8th April 2026

Run to Reduce Landmines — Double Your Impact This Christmas
Charity Event News

Run to Reduce Landmines — Double Your Impact This Christmas

How matched giving turned a 10K into life-changing funds for clearance teams in Zimbabwe.

Written by

Fundraising Team — 6th November 2025

Employee Engagement — How Challenge Events Change a Workforce
Corporate

Employee Engagement — How Challenge Events Change a Workforce

What happens when a team trains, suffers, and crosses a finish line together. Spoiler: it's good for business.

Written by

Partnerships Team — 30th July 2025

Participant Perspective: London to Brighton 2025
Participant Story

Participant Perspective: London to Brighton 2025

By Andrew Elliott. I don't usually talk about the charity work I do — but this ride changed that.

Written by

Andrew Elliott — 20th September 2025

So What is a Mass Participation Event?
Inspiration

So What is a Mass Participation Event?

Thousands of people, one starting line, one cause. A short guide to the world of mass participation.

Written by

See2Believe Team — 14th February 2025

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