A story from the tribe

«A thousand thanks for creating these great challenges»

Juan had already completed all the other challenges when he took on the Camino de Santiago. His companion got a muscle contracture, they had to find a physio and he ended up with two backpacks.

Juan, wearing a black Chicago Bulls shirt and two medals around his neck, one of them the Artemisa medal, stretches out his arms in a living room with more medals hanging from them, including Zeus, Hades, Poseidón and Camino de Santiago.

María: Juan found our website when Victoris was launched; at that time we only had three challenges, and he has now completed them all. Thank you very much, Juan.

How I got here

I had already completed all the other challenges. I came across them a few years ago thanks to Facebook and since then they've given me great motivation to do sport, set yourself challenges and win these wonderful medals.

I know they cost money, but so does any race entry. The medals are little gems, and now there are the spectacular free coins too. Thank you, Victoris, for helping me stay motivated in sport.

With two backpacks

My companion got a muscle contracture. We had to find a physio.

We ended up getting there like bullets, and me with two backpacks.

The finish line

We cried, we laughed, very emotional and looking forward to the next challenges.

I used to weigh 140 kilos and now I weigh 118 thanks to the challenges that motivated me and, of course, to my nutritionist.

Their advice

«Fight and never look back.»

The Camino de Santiago Challenge medal
JUAN's challengeThe Camino de Santiago ChallengeWalk it, run it or ride it, at your own pace. The medal comes once you finish.See the challenge