Super Saturday Of Sport To Return Next Year

No event this summer but a new organiser at the helm for 2019

Clare Balding gets into the spirit of things in 2016 Pictures by Kelly Reeves

The annual Chiswick Super Saturday of Sport will go ahead next year, 2019, the founder of the event, Kirsten Lonsdale has confirmed.

Following a decision to halt this years event due to lack of sponsorship, Sarah Morton at One Body Clinic in Chiswick has offred to organise the event next year.

Sarah is hoping that local people will volunteer to help out and has asked people to contact her.

Kirsten Lonsdale, (above) who first started Super Saturday of Sport in 2013, said: “I am so pleased and excited that Super Saturday will continue. The event has been my driving passion for 5 years and I was deeply saddened at the thought it may never happen again. Chiswick and all of its sports clubs deserve a day like Super Saturday and I am so grateful to Sarah for stepping forward and taking it on.

"Sarah knows I have her back…and I have promised her that I will be part of her committee to make sure Super Saturday is bigger and better in 2019.”

“I would really urge anyone who wants to help Sarah to contact her at the One Body Clinic straight away."

Sarah said, that as a physio she really believes in the benefits of life long physical activity and it starts in childhood. "We want to encourage fun, fitness and participation ."

"It's a unique event because its involving all the local sports clubs in one place and it gives people the opportunity to try new sports and give them a go."

Sarah would also welcome volunteers:" It's a commuity event so anyone interested in sport, or community health, if they could get in touch with us by emailing info@onebodyclinic.co.uk we would be delighted."

June 29, 2018