From Fire to Ice – Iceland Edition

[...] lead Andre were at the institute of sport, exercise and health (ISEH) in order to begin the medical research. Over the coming year the team will visit the ISEH regularly to continue the pre-expedition [...]

[...] to realising his dream to complete Shackeltons Unfinished Journey and ground breaking medical research in the quest to find the ‘X Gene’ They will also be filming us for numerous short [...]

[...] behind the scenes shot of the first day of filming with Expedition Cameraman, Kevin, of New Earth Films and Expedition Doctor, Greg. New Earth films will document the movements of the team [...]

[...] We are pleased to announce our media partner for our expedition to the pole – New Earth Films – will produce a three part series with international release. The focus will follow the team [...]

[...] throat. Alex, aged 11, wrote to the team wishing them luck and donated some of his hard earned pocket money. Amazing. thank you so much. [...]

[...] today was from Jack, aged 9, he also wanted to wish the team luck and donate some of his pocket money.  Expedition Leader Rob was amazed at this morning’s post, thank you so much. [...]

[...] Rob talked at the Shackleton 100 event in Plymouth this August. 100 years ago Sir Ernest Shackleton, and the Endurance left Plymouth heading south. [...]

[...] to conduct winter training for the South Pole. This is the same training ground that Sir Ernest Shackleton used 100 years ago and is steeped in polar history. We are also very proud to have been [...]

[...] We had a great evening at the James Caird Society Dinner. Thank you so much for your support. [...]

[...] history. We are also very proud to have been asked to speak at the annual event called ‘Expedition Finse’ while we are there. Please see the link below for more information about expedition Finse [...]

[...] We are happy to announce our 4th team member, Seb Coulthard. Seb is not only a close friend, but also one of the UK’s leading Shackleton Historians. Seb [...]

[...] testing and also experience the low levels of oxygen in the institutes altitude chamber. In the video Andre explains more about the testing…… [...]

[...] On the 7th of January Rob and Expedition Research lead Andre were at the institute of sport, exercise and health (ISEH) in order to begin the [...]

[...] research. Over the coming year the team will visit the ISEH regularly to continue the pre-expedition testing and also experience the low levels of oxygen in the institutes altitude chamber. In the [...]