Stuart Bull from Wrockwardine, near Telford, was out on his bike during October when it crossed his mind that he could probably cycle to Old Trafford, the home of his beloved Manchester United.
The personal trainer at Anytime Fitness Telford discussed the idea of visiting all 20 Premier League stadiums before the end of the 2024/25 season with his colleagues, and decided to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK after six-time Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy announced his cancer diagnosis.
On Saturday, November 9, Stuart set off on his first cycle of the challenge, visiting Molineux - home of Wolverhampton Wanderers - and Villa Park, home of Aston Villa, covering a total of 122km on his bike.
Stuart Bull outside Molineux Stadium - home of Wolves.
Stuart Bull outside Molineux - home of Wolves
A week later, the personal trainer cycled to Nottingham Forest's City Ground and the King Power Stadium - home of Leicester City - in another lengthy cycle trip totalling 183.2km.
After ticking four grounds off his list in quick succession, Stuart most recently set out to visit each London Premier League club and their stadium.
Stuart Bull at Villa Park.
Stuart Bull at Villa Park
Last weekend, Stuart cycled to Barnet in a journey that took him 19 hours, and stayed in a hotel overnight before cycling to seven football grounds the next day.
The personal trainer cycled to the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, West Ham's London Stadium, The Emirates - home of Arsenal - Crystal Palace's Selhurst Park, Chelsea's home of Stamford Bridge, Fulham's Craven Cottage on the banks of the River Thames and the GTECH Stadium - home to Brentford.
Adding to his lengthy trip, totalling 362.5km, Stuart also visited the home of English football, Wembley Stadium.
Stuart Bull outside Arsenal's stadium in London.
Stuart Bull outside Arsenal's stadium in London
Leaving early in the mornings and using main roads and canal paths, Stuart has returned from his trips a little sore and tired.
However, he is driven to reach his fundraising goal of £1,000 for Prostate Cancer UK and to complete the challenge.
Stuart Bull outside Leicester City's stadium.
Stuart Bull outside Leicester City's stadium
"The first two were really close so it wasn’t too bad," said the personal trainer. "With Leicester and Nottingham Forest I actually fell off my bike which made it a bit of a challenge!
Stuart Bull outside the City Ground in Nottingham.
Stuart Bull outside the City Ground in Nottingham
"I was going at about 23 miles per hour and came off. Luckily I didn’t badly hurt myself. I have been a bit stiff."
And, Stuart's colleagues at the Telford gym are backing him all the way and are extremely proud of his efforts.
General manager of Anytime Fitness Telford, Chris Clarke added: "I could not be more proud of what Stuart has accomplished so far. I have no doubt in my mind that he will smash the rest of the challenge before May and we as a club are in awe of what he is putting his body through.
Stuart Bull at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Stuart Bull at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
"All of this to raise money for an unbelievable cause and doing it alone. Well done Stuart and keep going champ, we are all right behind you!"
As of December 16, Stuart has raised £250 of his fundraising goal. Shropshire residents can support Stuart and his challenge by visiting his GoFundMe page.