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Swim 100km. Run 100 Miles.

Every lap counts. Support young athletes today.

Friday 19th June 2026

  • 100km swim: 5:30am @ MSAC, Albert Park

  • 100 mile run: Sandridge Lifesaving Club @ 4:30 - 8:00pm

Where & When?

Why?

83% of Victorian teens don't meet daily activity guidelines. With huge drop offs in the numbers of adolescents participating in sport between the ages of 14-19. We want to be part of changing this. This epic challenge will raise money so that Momentum can play its part in removing barriers to sport for young people and help them pursue a healthier, social and more active futures through swimming, biking and running.

What?

The M100 Challenge is made up of two parts over one single day. A 100km swim in the morning and a 100 mile run in the evening. Our challenge is to collectively reach these distances and in the process raise money for awesome Momentum programs that get young people active or keep them active through swimming, cycling and running.

How do I support?

The M100 Challenge is made up of two parts over one single day. A 100km swim in the morning and a 100 mile run in the evening. Our challenge is to collectively reach these distances and in the process raise money for awesome Momentum programs that get young people active or keep them active through swimming, cycling and running.

Session 1:

100km Swim

Kick start the day and our fundraising with the collective challenge of swimming 100km. Every lap you swim will help us towards our goal.

Start Time:

5:30am

Finish Time:

7:00am

Venue:

MSAC, Albert Park

Session 2:

100 Mile Run

The Grand Finale! As the sun goes down over the beach later in the day, bring your glow sticks, your fluro gear to run your way towards our collective 100 mile (161km) goal with friends and family. Our 500m run loop will keep you near the action and ensure plenty of high 5’s!

Start Time:

4:30pm

Finish Time:

8:00pm

Venue:

Sandridge Lifesaving Club, Sandridge Beach

What to bring?

Running shoes, fluro clothing and glow sticks.

  • 83% of Victorian teens don't meet daily activity guidelines

  • At 12, around 70% of Australian kids are playing sport. By 20, that drops to just 20%.

    Australian Sports Commission.

  • One-third of Australians don’t exercise enough, costing the economy $13.8 billion annually.

  • Female participation declines faster in adolescence and remains lower than male participation.

Donate to support young people keeping active.

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