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Synopsis
A team of athletes will cover nearly 1,000 kilometers from Tarifa to Suances in Spain to promote veganism and raise funds for animal welfare.
Synopsis
Alberto Pelaez and a team of athletes depart from Tarifa, Spain, for the “Trans-Iberian for the Animals” challenge, covering nearly 1,000 km to raise funds for animal welfare. With participants Jochen Eckert and Fran Godoy, they aim to demonstrate that endurance sport can be sustained on a vegan diet. As they run the historic Silver Route, the team discusses the ethical reasons for their lifestyle and the health benefits of a plant-based diet.
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Why Watch
- Follow the Vegan Warriors on their 1000 Km challenge.
- Meet athletes proving veganism supports high performance.
- Find out how they raise funds for animal welfare.
Did You Know
- The journey covers nearly 1000 Km, similar to five stages of the Tour de France.
- The team plans to complete the trip in less than 48 hours, with stops every 100 Km.
- The Vegan Warriors were founded in Spain as a group of sportsmen and vegan activists.
- The documentary features insights from Dr. González on how young people can change the future through healthier lifestyles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the distance of the journey the athletes will undertake?
The journey is close to 1000 Km, which is about the same as five stages of the Tour de France.
What is the main goal of the athletes participating in the challenge?
The main goal is to sell kilometers virtually and donate the money to several associations that help animals and people.
What distinguishes a vegan diet from a vegetarian diet?
A vegan diet is a strict vegetarian diet that does not include any animal-based food, while a vegetarian diet allows for the consumption of milk and eggs.
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