RAF boxers push beyond the limit in 100km South Coast Ultra Marathon Challenge

Members of the Royal Air Force Boxing Association have completed a charity endurance challenge across the South Coast.

The South Coast Ultra Marathon challenge is a test of a runner's will, with the military boxers taking on a 100km task starting in Eastbourne.

The team took in the sights of the Seven Sisters cliffs in East Sussex and Brighton as a midway point, before finishing their challenge in Arundel.

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The challenge was to raise money for the RAF Association and they've succeeded with their target of £2,000 worth of donations.

A statement before the challenge said: "The RAF Association is there when people need it most, ensuring no member of the RAF community faces life’s challenges alone.

"Every donation, whatever the size, will help the RAF Association continue its incredible work and will motivate us through every mile of this demanding challenge."