MEMBERS of a Central Fife gym limbered up to help two young good causes this week.
A charity workout, to mark Firefighters Memorial Day, was held at Aeternum Crossfit in Lochgelly.
Some of the cash raised was to support six-year old Jax, the son of a firefighter formerly based in Fife, who has been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour.
It is hoped the money will help Jax and his family create lasting memories to together after the devastating diagnosis.
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Also helped by the charity workout was a 17 year-old Kinross girl, Joscelyne, who is hoping to get life saving surgery after her diagnosis with a rare brain tumour.
A total of £735 was collected on the day with around £900 also coming in from online donations.
Organiser Caroline Lech was pleased with the amazing support for the event which was held on Firefighter's Memorial Day.
"Everyone got involved and came together even though it was really last minute," she said. "The support from everyone was amazing. Our gym is quite good at that. We all try and get together."
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