Awesome Foursome

Take on the ultimate indoor adrenalin experience, the Awesome Foursome.

Four exciting challenges all on the same day at the Abyss, Magna Science Adventure Centre in Rotherham.

250ft zip wire

Start with the zip wire to build your confidence and prepare for the more adventurous activities facing you later. From the steps of an overhead crane, capable of lifting 100 tonnes and standing at 70ft in height, the zip wire stretches out 250ft down the length of the building. You’ll find yourself flying over old melting pots from a bygone era while spectators watch you the whole way from a parallel walkway.

Free abseil

Control your descent to the ground in this exhilarating 150ft free abseil*. Climb to the purpose built abseil platform, where your qualified instructor will put you at ease and set you on your way

*note – this is a free abseil meaning that you abseil into free air and not down the side of a wall.

Powerfan

Powerfan® is currently unique to The Abyss and the only one in the world from 150ft high. It is a highly engineered machine that is able to provide the freefall adventure of your life that safely, and repeatedly, controls a person’s descent dissipating the potential energy by means of a fan. Fully kitted in a safety harness and attached to the Powerfan’s chord, you will step off the platform and make a rapid descent towards the floor before the fan system above you kicks in ensuring you float to a soft landing.

Bungee jump

Picture the scene: you are enveloped in semi darkness while spotlights whirl around Magna’s breathtaking 'Face of Steel', standing at 150 feet. You start the 143-step climb to the jump zone and music pumps out , dry ice fills the air, and seven huge video screens project images of what you are about to experience …and then you take the plunge.

The small print

Entry to these events is strictly on a first come, first served basis.

For the Awesome Foursome, participants are asked to raise a suggested minimum of £200, of which £100 will come directly to Heart Research UK.

For the Triple Whammy, participants are asked to raise a suggested minimum of £150, of which £100 will come directly to Heart Research UK.

To qualify for a place on this event we insist that all participants open a Virgin Money Giving online fundraising page as soon as they register and raise a minimum of £50 one month before the event in order to take part. This is to ensure that we cover our costs.

If you want to find out more about dates and availability for these events please visit the UK Bungee website.

For more information about taking part, please contact the Fundraising team on 0113 234 7474 or email fundraising@heartresearch.org.uk

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New Jane Tomlinson Walk For All 2012

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New Jane Tomlinson Walk For All 2012

Heart Research UK is proud to be a partner charity of the Jane Tomlinson Walk For All Peak District Walk.

With a 24, 12 and 5 mile route across the stunning scenery of the Peak District National Park, the walking festival on Sunday 29th April is a perfect Sunday for families, casual or even marathon walkers. What's more, every step will benefit Heart Research UK, with profits from the event helping to fund pioneering heart research.

To sign up and help Heart Research UK, please click here