Just Like Jack completed Point to Pinnacle in Hobart on Sunday

The initiative, aimed at raising money to buy wheelchairs and equipment as part of the Just Like Jack charity, culminated on Sunday afternoon as the team conquered the Point to Pinnacle half-marathon.

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Father-and-son duo, Jack and Chris Duffy, were joined by five other wheel-chair bound children as they climbed the 21.1-kilometre incline of Mount Wellington.

Mr Duffy said he felt a surge of enormous relief as he crossed the finish line after averaging a marathon length of running every day for more than a week.

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"It was a really challenging and physically exhausting effort, but thanks to all the people that have helped us along the way, Jack absolutely loved it," he said.

As of Sunday, more than $23,000 had been raised.

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