Cyclist Area

In this section, participants will have exclusive access to all the information pertaining to The Journey 2 Purpose.

2023 Applications are now closed. Thank you to those who applied. Join us next year for The Journey 2 Purpose 2024.

CYCLIST INFO

Quick Facts

  • Thursday April 27th - Sunday May 14th 2023

  • Start: Atlanta, Georgia

  • Finish: Miami Beach, FL.

  • Distance: 777-miles

  • 17-days on the road

  • Average Daily Distance: 50-miles per day

  • Support Vehicles

  • Majority of the ride takes place on road shoulders and countryside.

  • Yes, we ride in the rain!


What’s Included?

  • 17-nights’ accommodations (Local Hotels & Motels along the route)

  • Bike & Bike Equipment

  • Qualified & Experienced Cycle Leaders

  • Support Vehicles

  • Route Masters

  • Recovery Stations

  • Group First-Aid Kits

Exclusions

  • Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

  • Personal Liability Insurance (for Cancellation, Accident, Health, Emergency Evacuation, and Loss, Theft of or Damage to Baggage and Personal Effects)

  • Transportation to and from the event start and finish


Requirements

  • Participants must be 18 years of age or older

  • Valid Government Issued Photo-ID is required

  • Must complete 2-part Written Application (250-words each Part) here

  • Physical Exam Clearance

  • Negative Covid & Monkey Pox Tests

  • Must Raise/Donate at least $500 (100% goes to our Designated Charities)



Tips To Prepare

  • Start training to build up to your long ride slowly over a couple months. Base training involves steady, moderate cycling to train endurance. You should be able to talk while biking, and your heartbeat should reach about 60–70% of its maximum rate. 

  • Watch your diet. Eat well-balanced meals that provide long-lasting fuel during your training period leading up to the ride. Include complex carbohydrates, lean protein, and some antioxidant-rich fruits. 

  • If you’re bringing your own bike, make sure your bike is working properly and clean. 

  • Practice great hydration leading up to your event, taking care to include electrolyte drinks. 

  • Remember, training is stress, and in the short term it causes fatigue, which suppresses performance so take a break from training just before the ride to avoid fatigue. Over-intense workouts increase fatigue and wear out your muscles. Rest one or two days between training. If you only rest one day, choose a second day for light rides only.  

  • Learn to ride with a group. Join a local bike group or invite friends to join you for the occasional training session. If you aren't used to biking in a group of bicyclists, you might cause an accident.

  • It is strongly encouraged that you begin training to make this a more enjoyable and fulfilling experience for you.


“There are days in the present where I find myself not having the will power to push myself and I literally tell myself that if I biked 700+ miles with my own two legs, I can accomplish ANYTHING.”

— Nashaly

“The feeling of crossing the finish line was one of not only exuberance, but also exhilaration!.”

— Jade

“Super grateful for this experience, and the people who helped along the journey. I never felt that level of humanity before. This will forever stay with me.”

— Vivian


“The path to success is to take massive determined action”

-Tony Robbins