Fitness enthusiasts will come together at London’s Olympia on 17 October 2026 for Battle Cancer, a team-based fitness event that combines physical challenges with fundraising for cancer charities.
The event invites teams of four to complete a 90-minute challenge designed to test endurance, strength and teamwork while encouraging participants to support causes affected by cancer.
Hosted in Olympia’s Grand Hall, Battle Cancer will feature nine stations organised across three zones: Endurance, Burn and Power. Teams will work through five-minute activity rounds, followed by four-minute rest periods before progressing to the next station.
Participants can register in one of two divisions. The Challenge division offers an adaptable format designed to accommodate different fitness levels, while the Compete division is intended for teams seeking a more demanding test of performance.
Beyond the physical competition, fundraising is a central part of the event’s approach. Participants can donate to partner charities during registration or raise funds for a cancer charity of their choice. Battle Cancer encourages teams to use the event to turn their collective effort into support for people affected by cancer.
The event also welcomes spectators, with free entry for friends, family and supporters who want to cheer on participating teams.
Battle Cancer operates as a global fitness fundraising series, bringing communities together through physical challenges that encourage participation, teamwork and charitable giving. Its London event is part of a wider programme of events held in cities around the world.
By combining exercise with fundraising, the initiative offers participants a practical way to support cancer-related causes while building connections through sport and shared purpose.
Battle Cancer London will take place on Saturday, 17 October 2026, at Olympia London. Tickets start at £80.
More information is available on the Olympia event page and the official Battle Cancer London website.