Programmes that get the UK moving
Everybody wins!
- Health clubs/leisure centres will increase their junior, adult and family memberships
- The profile of the club/centre will be raised through media publicity
- Clubs/centres will be targeting the next generation of members
- You will be helping the Government to achieve their activity targets
- Clubs/centres will be making a difference within their community
- Children and young people have the opportunity to participate in a variety of exciting new activities
- Businesses will see a more active and healthy workforce
Adopt a School
Our first community program, launched in 2004, has now involved almost 750 schools nationwide. Adopt a school is aimed specifically at 10 to 11 year olds.
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Go
go has been tailored to motivate activity in teenage girls, traditionally a group where ‘activity' has been a challenging concept. Using a vibrant brand and a motivational language, go speaks their language
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Active at Work
This programme is all about helping employees get physically active. Local businesses link up with our member gyms & leisure facilities, and staff get to experience gym-based activity for three months on a structured programme.
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Sweat in the City
The Fitness Industry Association (FIA) and the Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation (WSFF) have joined forces to introduce a new exciting programme that targets 16 - 24 year old young women in London. The programme has received funding from Sport England and will run from October to December 2008.
The programme lasts three months and will encourage the target group to become more physically active using the facilities of local FIA member health clubs and leisure centres. The participants will not only be introduced to exercise but will also be educated on leading a healthy lifestyle. All participants will be offered ways to carry on exercising following the end of the programme.
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