Oxfam Trailwalker

“Together, we finished first in the mixed team category and 7th overall, with a time of 14 hours and 58 minutes.”

Jo Lodder completed the 2024 Hong Kong Oxfam Trailwalker 100km with teammates in 14 hours 58 minutes, finishing first in the mixed-team category and seventh overall. Jo gave a detailed account of getting through heavy rain, mud and mountain trails at night together through teamwork and good fueling.

“I actually found this year's Trailwalker more challenging than last year.”

Alvin Ng Fu Kiu finished the 100K Oxfam Trailwalker in 2024 with teammates in 32:53. Rain and mud made the course slippery and demanding, but the team pulled through on teamwork, watching out for injuries and keeping each other fueled.

“Not to brag, but I'm proud of my teammates, the support crew, and everyone who walked alongside us.”

A four-person team finished the Hong Kong 100K Trailwalker. They endured hiking through the mountains at night and rain in the later stages, drawing strength from the support team's food and companionship, and finished in an unexpectedly fast 34:18.

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“I was really proud of the way we pulled together and didn’t let the setback consume our thoughts.”

Early on, the team took a wrong turn and covered an extra 9K on foot before rejoining the official course. Rather than dwelling on the mistake, they helped each other, made use of support at the checkpoints, and kept moving, finishing third.

“This year, we went one step further: the entire team finished in 19 hours 34 minutes and earned Super Trailwalker status.”

Rickie Kwong wrote about finishing the 100km Hong Kong Oxfam Trailwalker in 2013 with the whole team in 19 hours 34 minutes, earning Super Trailwalker status. Rickie said team strategy, fueling and support from teammates were key to finishing.

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