Matt Ramsay, a trustee of Walking Football Scotland, is taking on the Zipslide the Clyde to raise funds for Scotland’s leading health charity.
The Zipslide the Clyde event takes place on Saturday 31st August – and there are still places available for those looking for a thrilling challenge while supporting people living with chest, heart and stroke conditions and Long Covid.
The exhilarating event sees participants zipline from a crane next to the iconic Glasgow Riverside Museum 100 ft in the air and glide 1245 ft along the Clyde.
Matt is no stranger to the work that Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland carries out for people across Scotland.
Last year CHSS and Walking Football Scotland entered a partnership to improve health outcomes for thousands of over fifties. Walking football is a fantastic way for older Scots to keep fit and is accessible to many people who are living with chest, heart and stroke conditions.
And that’s why Matt will fly across the Clyde as part of the Zipslide challenge at the end of the month to raise funds for CHSS…
To support Matt’s Zipslide challenge please go to www.justgiving.com/page/wfs-chss-2024
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