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My name is Marcos Magalhães and I'm here to share with you the incredible project I'm leading: The Magal Way — Cycling to support cancer research.
Who am I? Well, I'm just a regular guy with an extraordinary passion for bike racing. I decided that I wanted to channel that passion in a meaningful way. I wanted to do more than just compete for myself; I wanted to inspire others to excel and, at the same time, make a difference in the world. And that's how the idea for this project came about.
The mission of The Magal Way is simple yet powerful: to ride to support cancer research. We all know someone who has been affected by this devastating illness. And we all want to find a cure. So why not combine our passions and energies to do something about it?
I am committed to raising funds for a worthy cause: the Cura Project Institute. This Latin American institution promotes social, scientific, and educational activities to increase awareness of the importance of clinical research. They also raise funds for academic studies that seek the long-awaited cure.
Here's what you can do to help: make a donation to the Cura Project Institute. Every penny counts and can make a huge difference in the lives of those who are fighting cancer. With your support, I am confident that we can achieve our goal.
Together, we can transform a passion for cycling into hope for millions of people. Join me and the Cura Project Institute in the fight against cancer!
Thank you so much for your support.
Marcos Magalhães
For this we need a lot of awareness, education and investments. The main challenge of the Cura Project Institute is to sensitize society to the fact that cancer is currently our greatest enemy at the global level. A series of initiatives are being implemented to place Latin America on the world map of cancer research: the Cura Project Institute is one of them.
Now Marcos is taking on the next challenges, which will continue until the end of the year. Follow us to learn about the trajectory of this purposeful athlete engaged in the cause of cancer.
Last completed race:
Cheaha Challenge in Alabama — May 19:1 day, 200km, 4000m altitude.
Training for the Brazil race: August 9th and 10th - 300 miles (482 km) in two days. Departing Pembroke Pines and arriving in Winter Garden, FL/August 11 - special climbing training was held on the hills of Mt. Dora.
Next race: Biking Man Brazil - September 9 to 13/: 5 days, 1,000 km, total elevation of 18000 m, with 120 hours to complete the race
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