Duncan Takes on 200-Mile Morris Dancing World Record for Mental Health
We’re proud to support Duncan as he takes on a 200-mile Morris dancing world record challenge, raising vital funds for the Rowan Trust and supporting mental health.
We are delighted to sponsor one of our therapists, Duncan Bhaskaran Brown, in his Guinness World Record Challenge of doing 200 miles of Morris dancing along the banks of The Thames.
Duncan already holds a Guinness World Record for the longest individual Morris dancing marathon — and now he’s going even further.
Starting at Hampton Court Palace on Sunday 10th May 2026, Duncan will dance the entire Thames Path from London to Abingdon and back — covering over 200 miles in just seven days. He’ll pass through Windsor, Maidenhead, Marlow, Henley, Reading and Abingdon before finishing with a massed dance on Trafalgar Square on 17th May.
The current world record stands at 146 miles. Duncan is aiming to smash it.
He won’t be alone — Morris sides from across the Thames Valley and beyond will be joining him along the way, celebrating one of England’s oldest folk traditions with every step.
Every mile is in aid of the Rowan Trust, a charity that supports people experiencing mental health difficulties. They run events and sessions that help people feel less isolated and more connected — vital, community-level support that makes a real difference to local lives.
Mental health affects one in four of us. Please give what you can.
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