

London is limbering up for the return of Sport Relief this spring! Nine weeks of sporting fun culminates with the Sport Relief Weekend from Friday 19th to Sunday 21st March. From a night of cracking TV on BBC One on Friday, right through to the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile on Sunday, it promises to be a brilliant weekend packed full with celebrity antics. And, the best bit, all the money raised is spent helping poor and disadvantaged people turn their lives around – in the UK as well as the world’s poorest countries.
The best way to take part, and rise to the challenge, is to enter the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile in London on Sunday 21st March. Just choose from 1, 3 or 6 miles – whichever’s a challenge for you. However you do it you’re guaranteed to have a laugh and with hundreds of Mile events taking place across the country anyone can get involved. You could even have your own five minutes of fame on TV as coverage is beamed across the UK on BBC ONE’s The Mile Show on Sunday 21st March.
What are you waiting for? Rise to the challenge and enter the Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile now at sportrelief.com.

Help for Heroes is a charity very close to both mine and Sunny’s heart and the whole New You Boot Camp Team. As I am sure you are all aware, all of our physical training instructor’s are either in the British Military or they are ex-servicemen. As they support us and help our clients get to their goals it is our turn to support them. As such we are doing the 100k Sahara Trek in November and we are looking to raise £10,000 between us. If you could donate to our cause we would be extremely grateful.
Thank you very much for you support.
Love, Jax and Sunny
http://www.justgiving.com/jacquicleaversahara/
http://www.justgiving.com/Sunny-Moran



The National Obesity Forum is an independent charity, working to improve the prevention and management of obesity.
"The NOF was established in May 2000 to raise awareness of the growing impact of obesity and overweight on our patients and our National Health Service."
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