The Extra Mile: The Inspirational Number One Bestseller

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Kevin Sinfield was a fan favourite and rugby league superstar who switched codes to become a successful union coach for the Leicester Tigers and England. He was and is close friends with Rob Burrow from their time together at Leeds Rhinos to the present day and through that friendship has become recognised for far more than his sporting career. An inspirational and life-affirming read. What Kevin Sinfield has achieved on and off the field is truly remarkable. His inspiring leadership and relentless focus on fundraising for MND shows how we should all strive to care more for each other * Gareth Southgate * As far as autobiographies go I've read better but this was still entertaining and interesting. I felt the flow of the book ebbed away towards the end - which is in no way a reflection of the man himself, just the way this was written and presented. There were some stories which scratched a surface and didn't delve much deeper which I would have liked but there was a lot to cram in I guess. In 2019, Burrow, who is now 40, was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. Sinfield sprung into action.

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England have conceded seven tries so far this Six Nations - with only Ireland conceding less on four - and have conceded the least penalties of any side with 23. A nerve-settling victory against Italy followed, before another win in Cardiff in England's last fixture on 25 February. If you're coming to Coles by car, why not take advantage of the 2 hours free parking at Sainsbury's Pioneer Square - just follow the signs for Pioneer Square as you drive into Bicester and park in the multi-storey car park above the supermarket. Come down the travelators, exit Sainsbury's, turn right and follow the pedestrianised walkway to Crown Walk and turn right - and Coles will be right in front of you. You don't need to shop in Sainsbury's to get the free parking! Where to Find Us Rob's friends and family and so many other thousands of rugby league fans and the general public have raised a huge total to help continue the important work of the MND Association. Rob's wife Lindsey completed the Three Peaks Challenge and Rob's friend and former captain, Kevin Sinfield, has taken on three incredible challenges to raise money for motor neurone disease. The MND Association focuses on improving access to care, research and campaigning for those people living with or affected by MND in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.I'm grateful to be a tiny help to raise awareness." Every 7km section has to completed in less than 60 minutes

Sinfield exceeds Extra Mile run target - BBC Sinfield exceeds Extra Mile run target - BBC

In the Guardian app, tap the Menu button at the bottom right, then go to Settings (the gear icon), then Notifications. It is evident from his successful stint as Leicester Tigers defence coach, during which he helped them win the Premiership, that Sinfield brings the same commitment to his work.I'm alright. I've been buoyed by the support, it's been incredible and the money we're raising is fantastic. I've not really gone into that dark zone yet, I think that's still to come, and I'm looking forward to the battle ahead," he told BBC Radio Nottingham. League coaches have proven to be popular in union, with Edwards the standout example. Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has also made a great success of the switch and Wales' defence coach Mike Forshaw came from the other code too. Leeds Hospitals Charity will get 41% of the money raised to build a flagship centre for care, through their Rob Burrow Centre for MND Appeal.

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Born in Oldham and known affectionately as 'Sir Kev', Kevin Sinfield retired in 2016 as an idol of the Leeds Rhinos' golden years and as a former England captain. Sinfield won seven Super League titles, three World Cup Challenges and two Challenge Cups in 521 matches for his club. From 2003 he captained a side that exemplified the best of his sport. Sinfield became the first rugby league player to be nominated for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award, finishing in second place behind Andy Murray in 2015. My Name’5 Doddie Foundation funds research into the causes of MND and potential treatments while also supporting families affected by MND.

Sinfield only joined England in December and, after such a short time together, their defensive efforts got off to a shaky start against Scotland in February . He continued: "A big part of the challenge is mental. There's physical parts of it that are going to hurt and be horrible, but I think mentally every hour some of it is going to be torturous." An inspirational and life-affirming read. What Kevin Sinfield has achieved on and off the field is truly remarkable. His inspiring leadership and relentless focus on fundraising for MND shows how we should all strive to care more for each other Gareth Southgate But his career on the pitch is only part of the story. Alongside Sinfield was a small but indomitable scrum-half, Rob Burrow. As Rob's health has tragically declined in recent years due to Motor neurone disease (MND), Sinfield has set himself a series of extraordinary endurance challenges, including running seven ultra marathons in seven days and over 100 miles in a single day, that have raised awareness and millions of pounds for the cause of MND. In the process, Sinfield has won the hearts of a nation and an OBE from the Queen. MND Scotland provides care and support to people affected by MND in Scotland, and funds vital research into finding a cure.