WORK WEEK, the seven-day, multi-discipline endurance event pushing athletes across more than 300 miles of extreme terrain, today announces a groundbreaking partnership with Sen — delivering a live, space-based view of the challenge as it unfolds.
For the first time, audiences will be able to experience WORK WEEK not just from the ground, but from orbit.
Using Sen’s high-resolution cameras aboard the International Space Station, live 4K imagery will capture the vast and varied landscapes that define the event — from alpine peaks to desert canyons — offering a powerful new way to understand the true scale of the challenge.
Rather than focusing on individuals, the broadcast reveals something bigger: the immensity of the environments athletes must traverse, and the raw contrast between human effort and nature at its most expansive.
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A New Lens on Endurance
WORK WEEK is built on the belief that hard work drives meaningful change — physically, mentally, and globally. By partnering with Sen, the event expands that philosophy beyond the athletes themselves, placing their journey within the broader context of the planet.
From space, Utah becomes a canvas of extremes. Snow-covered mountains give way to vast desert systems, winding rivers, and deep canyons — all within a single week of competition.
This partnership transforms how endurance is experienced, shifting the perspective from ground-level grit to a planetary-scale story.
Charles Black, founder & CEO of Sen said: „WORK WEEK is a fantastic initiative and we’re excited to be able to witness the event live from space, telling and sharing the amazing story of events on our home planet in real-time as they unfold.