Overview

• Jonny Huntington, a 38-year-old para-athlete from Devon, is attempting to ski solo and unsupported to the South Pole, covering 911km (566 miles) so far.
• Huntington, who has limited mobility on his left side due to a stroke in 2014, is skiing up to 11 hours daily and pulling a 110kg sled with his supplies.
• He hopes to complete the journey by January 7, 2025, enduring extreme Antarctic conditions, including soft snow and 24-hour sunlight.
• The expedition has presented mental challenges, with Huntington using music and memories to combat loneliness and maintain focus in the barren landscape.
• A former army officer and GB Para Nordic skier, Huntington is raising awareness and funds through his journey, which marks a new chapter after his competitive skiing career.