A South Norfolk fitness trainer and three of his clients overcame mishaps and obstacles to complete the Three Peaks challenge.

Diss Mercury: The team from South Norfolk scaled the THhee Peak in aid of The Marine Conservation Society. Picture: Jamie-lee WellerThe team from South Norfolk scaled the THhee Peak in aid of The Marine Conservation Society. Picture: Jamie-lee Weller (Image: Archant)

Banham-based personal trainer, Jamie-lee Weller, 34, from New Buckenham, led the JW Core Nutrifit team challenge to climb Scotland's Ben Nevis, England's Scafell Pike and Wales' Mount Snowdon, raising money for wildlife charity, The Marine Conservation Society.

Preparations were not smooth sailing, member Emma Aldous, 23, from Diss, severely sprained her ankle six weeks before the event and together with Jamie-lee, worked carefully to rehabilitate.

Diss Mercury: William Anderson, from Scole, Emma Aldous, 23, from Diss, Raimo Ala-Korpi, of Redgrave, and Banham personal trainer Jamie-lee Weller on Three Peaks challenge. Picture: Jamie-lee WellerWilliam Anderson, from Scole, Emma Aldous, 23, from Diss, Raimo Ala-Korpi, of Redgrave, and Banham personal trainer Jamie-lee Weller on Three Peaks challenge. Picture: Jamie-lee Weller (Image: Archant)

But despite also having their rental car driven into just outside Glen Co and a navigational hiccup on Ben Nevis, the team, also consisting of Raimo Ala-Korpi, 49, of Redgrave, and William Anderson, 49, from Scole, completed the adventure.

Mr Weller said: "It's been a personal ambition for many years to do the Three Peak Challenge. Combining this dream with my interest in marine conservation is an amazing feeling."

The team just missed out on the 24 hour goal, but are already planning their next potential adventure, The Yorkshire Three Peaks.