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Zharnel Hughes Is Giving You the Chance To Train with Him in Jamaica




British sprint king Zharnel Hughes is turning up the heat — and the hydration — with his new partnership with Vita Coco Coconut Water. To celebrate, he’s offering fans a once-in-a-lifetime chance to win a trip to Jamaica and train with him at Usain Bolt’s legendary track.

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Zharnel Hughes proudly hails from the island of Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean known for its turquoise waters and vibrant culture. Born and raised there, Zharnel’s journey from local track meets to global championships is a testament to Anguillian resilience and talent. He often credits his island roots for shaping his discipline, humility, and explosive speed — carrying the spirit of Anguilla with him every time he steps onto the track.

Zharnel’s also launched the Swift Smoothie, a tropical recovery blend made with Vita Coco, mango, pineapple, and passion fruit — designed to fuel athletes of all levels.

“I grew up drinking Vita Coco,” says Hughes. “Now it’s part of my training. It keeps me healthy, hydrated, and ready to fly.”

Whether you’re chasing medals or just chasing good vibes, this is your chance to run for more than just fitness — you’re running for Jamaica.


Join the Thirst Place Challenge on Strava and run 9.83km — a tribute to Zharnel’s blistering 100m record time. Complete the distance and you’ll be entered to win a trip to Jamaica, where you’ll train with Zharnel Hughes at the iconic Usain Bolt track.

The competition closes on 31st August 2025 — so get moving before the finish line disappears!



Don’t miss your shot to turn miles into memories. Whether you’re a seasoned sprinter or just starting your fitness journey, this challenge is your gateway to the Caribbean — and a training session with one of Britain’s fastest. Lace up, log your run, and let Vita Coco and Zharnel Hughes take you from the streets to the sunshine.

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