Sumo wrestlers wobbled their way through a charity run.
A total of 150 runners ditched the lycra and donned inflatable sumos to run a 5km course in Battersea Park, Battersea.
The Sumo's set off at 9.30am, with the first runner crossing the finishing line in under 20 minutes.
All participants were awarded medals for their efforts, while trophies were given to the fastest sumo, top fundraiser and the best dressed sumo.
About £11,000 has been raised for the Link Community Development, with the figure set to rise as fundraising continues until August.
The charity helps improve the quality of education for children in sub-Saharan Africa.
Mike Zywina, fundraising manager said: "A huge thank you to all of the sumos that took part today. Hopefully the in-built fans in the sumo suits kept runners cool.
"It's brilliant that so many people turned up to support Link in helping to make a difference to young people's education in sub-Saharan Africa ."
A variety of activities were also on offer including a Sumo fancy dress competition, tug of war and a Sumo themed coconut shy.
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