by admin | Jul 12, 2026 | Ageing, Courses, Events, Exercise, Health, Newsletters, Nordic Walking, Wellbeing, Workshops
The Fitness Age 6-Week Programme is now open! I’m excited to let you know that the Fitness Age 6-Week Programme is now underway! If you’ve been thinking, “I really need to get back into exercise,” this could be the perfect place to...
by admin | Jun 12, 2025 | Courses, Exercise, Nordic Walking, Wellbeing
5 Smart Walking Habits Every Older Adult Should Know – And How Nordic Walking Helps You Master Them Have you ever noticed how one small misstep can change everything? For many older adults, a single trip or fall can lead to weeks in hospital, loss of confidence—or...
by admin | Jan 17, 2025 | Courses, Events, NEWSLETTER, Newsletters, Strength Training, Workshops
Are dark evenings and chilly weather slowing you down? You’re not alone. But here’s the good news: boosting your energy, motivation, and zest for life this winter could be simpler than you think. Let’s make this the season where you discover the real you! Access the...
by admin | Jan 4, 2025 | Ageing, Courses, Events, Exercise, Newsletters, Wellbeing
2025: Reinventing Life After 60 – Bold, Strong, and Unstoppable! Happy New Year. In 2025 let’s change the narrative on how we view women over 60 – on how the world views women over 60! I want to destroy the stereotypes people have about us and show them what...
by admin | Aug 27, 2024 | Ageing, Courses, Exercise, home workouts, Strength Training
Have you stopped doing something you loved doing or an activity you needed to do like carrying your shopping, getting up from the floor, lifting things into and out of the car? Do you have to employ a gardener to take over from one of your much-loved pastimes? And do...
by admin | Jul 28, 2024 | Courses, PILATES, Wellbeing
When I first walked into a Pilates class back in 2000, I had no idea that this form of exercise would profoundly transform my life. As a 50-year old woman, staying active and healthy was always a priority. I’d heard of Pilates but, described as a gentle form of...
