Non-League Paper

SINGH’S WINNING TO BOOST MENTAL HEALTH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 November 2020

By Matt Panter

AS lives continue to be ravaged by Covid-19, mental health is being tested to the limit so the timing of Jas Singh’s new charity challenge couldn’t be more appropriate.
As a fitness instructor, who knows the benefits exercise has on our mental as well as physical well-being, Singh is passionate about charities such as Mind.
And as a result, he’s hoping to raise funds for Mind with a 100km Challenge – made up of a 50km run and 50km row – set to take place on December 6.
“My friend Conor Mc-Manus and I started a business, Collective Fitn...

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