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Joe Wicks addresses injury ahead of Children in Need marathon after quitting home workouts
express.co.ukExpress.co.uk about his recent shoulder injury and whether this would affect his fundraising effort.Joe took to Instagram this week to open up about his symptoms in view of his 4.5 million Instagram followers.Express.co.uk asked the fitness fanatic if this setback may affect his effort when completing the 30-mile walk today.He replied: "Yeah, no, it's only when I do things like shoulder press or lifting things.
It's annoying, but it's definitely not going to affect my walking so I should be good!"Joe also shared his fears of completing such a long walk, having never done anything like this before.He shared: "I've never walked this far.
I think the longest I have walked is ten miles."So it's gonna be tough but I'm going to pace myself. I've got two pairs of trainers, I've got a few pairs of trousers and tops for if I get wet, to keep myself conformable."I'm sure I will get through it and I'm looking forward to it!"Joe's workout challenge for Children in Need comes after the personal trainer decided to stop the online PE classes that he did during the coronavirus lockdowns.The personal trainer told the BBC he wanted to "give children structure" and help them feel "more optimistic" during the troubling time.His workouts brought the country together, while Joe also used the opportunity to help the NHS, raising an incredible £580,000.Although the PE lessons eventually came to an end on July 22nd that year, Joe still makes sure to keep group fitness at the centre of his campaigns, similar to his work with Children in Need.Speaking about why he decided to stop the workouts, Joe said: "I stopped them as the lockdown ended and everyone went back to work and school, so there was no one doing the workouts in the end."I was.
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