Just when you thought January was going to be spent lounging on the sofa, foraging for leftover chocolate coins and counting down the days until the 6 Nations…. it’s back.

It feels like yesterday that the dust was settling on the stunning £1m effort of Doddie Aid 2021 which saw over 27,000 of you come together to exercise and raise funds to find a cure for MND.

You won’t believe it, but over the last few months, Rob Wainwright has been planning for Doddie Aid 2022 (or it may be a case of mistaken identity). And, after all that was accomplished with only 4 weeks planning last year, we’re excited and terrified in equal measure to see what he comes up with this time round.

One very exciting development for Doddie Aid 2022 is our shiny new app. This will be THE place to sign up, claim your free snood, log your miles and be part of the Doddie Aid community. With the community spirit and rivalries in mind, we’ve even added a leagues feature so you can compare your efforts with those of your colleagues, teammates, friends and family.

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