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Apr 5, 2023 7 min

100 Burpees Every Day

from Organised Chaos With Phil Hill Hosted by Organised Chaos with Phil Hill

In this episode of Organised Chaos with Phil Hill, Phil discusses his experience with the hundred burpees challenge, which he has been doing for 97 days straight, aiming to complete 100 burpees a day for all 2023. He announces his partnership with the Haemophilia Foundation Queensland to raise funds and awareness about hemophilia, a condition that affects his father's mobility, and plans to launch a fundraising campaign with a 1000 burpies challenge. Phil invites people to join him and support the cause throughout the year.

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