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| Check this page for all the latest Getting Manchester Moving news and events. |
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Are you passionate about running? Would you love to get more of your friends or work colleagues running? Perhaps you already take a running group for a club and want to help them improve or make your training more enjoyable and purposeful.
If so, why not become a Leader in Running Fitness and then set up a beginners running group in your local area. If you live in Greater Manchester you can gain this qualification for FREE!
GreaterSport has secured funding from Sport England to organise four Leadership in Running Fitness courses during 2012 as part of a Greater Manchester participation running programme.
Click here to find out how to book on the next course, or to register your interest for a future course |
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Last Updated 04/05/12 |
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From 4th May – 15th June 2012, Piccadilly Partnership, in conjunction with Manchester's city centre management company, CityCo, are hosting Piccfit, six weeks of free fitness sessions in Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester city centre. Anyone can turn-up and take part in a range of hour-long classes per week at lunchtime, after work and at the weekend.
The work-out classes will be run by expert trainers in a range of popular activities, including Kettlebells, Zumba and Yoga. There will also be regular legs, bums and tums, parkfit and bootcamp sessions.
For more information, click here. |
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Last Updated 26/04/12 |
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Wednesday 16th May 2012 Salford Quays
Bupa are offering the incredible opportunity to go for a 5k lunchtime run with Olympic gold medallist, James Cracknell. And, due to popular demand, this time the Bupa Flash Run will be taking place in Salford Quays on Wednesday 16th May!
To find out the exact details of the run, follow @buparunning on Twitter to see the details.
The run is free and sports physios will be on hand to offer you running tips and advice about any aches or pains. For more information click on the PDF below:
| The Bupa Flash Run Poster |
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Last Updated 15/05/12 |
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The multi-distance event will be the first mass participation urban bike ride to take place on completely closed roads in an otherwise bustling city centre, including a stretch of Manchester’s busiest motorway – the Mancunian Way.
Starting and finishing at Eastlands, the course will take you through the districts of Manchester, Trafford and Salford. The urban terrain provides access to roads normally strictly off limits to cyclists, giving you a new perspective on the iconic buildings and landscapes of Greater Manchester.
The event has three distance options, setting off in waves from 08:00 - giving you the option to Get Out and Pedal over 13 miles, Rule the Roads over 26 miles or Test Yourself over 52 miles. The event is suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities.
Entry Cost
The entry cost varies according to the age of the participant and which course is being undertaken. There are family rates available.
For more details, click on the link: www.greatcycle.org |
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Last Updated 04/05/12 |
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Breeze bike rides are free, fun informal bike rides for women, by women.
Breeze is the biggest programme ever to get more women into riding bikes for fun. Our aim is to help thousands of women feel confident and comfortable about going on a ride.
Find out more and find your nearest Breeze ride here or become a Breeze Champion yourself by clicking on this link: www.goskyride.com/breeze
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Last Updated 10/05/12 |
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Sunday 15th July 2012
Join us for a fantastic traffic-free bike ride through Manchester where everyone's invited.
It's a great opportunity to experience some of your city's highlights in a very special atmosphere. Our route will take in Castlefield, Deansgate, and the National Cycling Centre – home of British Cycling.
Find out more and register here: www.goskyride.com/manchester
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Last Updated 10/05/12 |
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| Race for Life is the UK’s largest women-only fundraising event where all the money raised goes to funding Cancer Research UK’s life-saving work. |
The 2012 Race for Life events dates in Manchester are now available:
| Manchester Heaton Park |
10k |
Saturday 21st July, 10:30am |
| Manchester Heaton Park |
5k |
Sunday 22nd July, 11:00am |
| Manchester Heaton Park |
5k |
Sunday 22nd July, 2:30pm |
| Cheshire Tatton Park |
5k |
Saturday 23rd July, 11:00am |
| Cheshire Tatton Park |
5k |
Sunday 24th July, 11:00am |
| Cheshire Tatton Park |
10k |
Sunday 2nd September, 11:00am |
Events will also be taking place elsewhere in the North West.
For further information click on this link www.raceforlife.org or call 0871 641 1111. |


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Last Updated 16/02/12 |
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Saturday 8th September 2012 8.30pm
Join with friends and family to take part in Shine Manchester. Choose to walk a full marathon (26.2 miles) or a half marathon (13.1 miles).
The Shine course will take in some iconic landmarks as you explore Manchester at night. |

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| You can select how you would like the money you raise to be used – either to support research on one of twelve prevalent forms of cancer, or to support Cancer Research UK’s wider groundbreaking work against the disease.
Event Timetable
- 7:00pm Arrive at Old Trafford Football Stadium
- 8:00pm Warm up
- 8:30pm Half marathon and full marathon begin
Entry Fee £30.00
For further news about the Manchester Shine 2012 event, click on http://shine.cancerresearchuk.org/events/manchester-2012 |
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Last Updated 16/02/12 |
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What is Health and Wellbeing?
We all have a sense of when we feel mentally and physically well. But sometimes we need extra support or a gentle nudge to look after ourselves so that we keep well.
The New Economics Foundation has assessed the latest scientific evidence and created a set of simple actions to improve wellbeing in everyday life.
By adopting the five ways to wellbeing, you can increase your life expectancy by 7.5 years. And with one in four people today experiencing mental distress during their lifetime, there’s never been a better time to take your health into your own hands.
The five ways to health are:
- Connect
- Be active
- Take notice
- Keep learning
- Give
For more information about how you or your organisation can get involved go to www.yearofhealthandwellbeing.org.uk |
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Last Updated 07/08/11 |
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