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Denise Lewis Wants Parents to Find Ways to Tackle Child Obesity

Denise Lewis is a UK Olympic Gold medallist and a full time mother. Her household is extremely active (as you may have guessed!) but she understands they are not the norm. Just 23 per cent of boys and 20 per cent of girls meet the national recommended level of activity, according to a survey by […]

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Did £1bn after 2012 UK Olympics get any more people doing sport?

Five years ago the London Olympic Games came to a close. They were inspirational and the UK was fixated. At the time, the country was promised that the end of the Games would not mean the end of the success story, that there would be a lasting legacy for sport participation. But it hasn’t happened.  […]

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Lawrence Dallaglio Demands Fitness Ratings for UK Schools

Ex England rugby captain Lawrence Dallaglio wants Ofsted to focus on physical activity as much as academic achievement. Assessing how physically active pupils are as part of a school’s performance would have a positive impact on the childhood obesity problem. One in three UK children leave primary school overweight or obese. Research suggests that without […]

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UKactive Urges Government Shake-up of Sedentary Office Culture

UKactive Chair Tanni Grey-Thompson appeared on international news network CNBC to urge the Government to tackle the ‘toxic’ toll of sedentary working cultures by incentivising employees to be active. The legendary Paralympian and cross-bench peer noted that ‘physical inactivity costs the UK £20bn each year and is the cause of 37,000 premature deaths’ with desk-bound office […]

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Studio Photoshoot of the All New EIGER Pro Standing Desk

Today we spent the morning with Alex De Palma shooting the all new EIGER Pro Standing Desk in a white screen studio. It’s a highly organised affair. Lighting, positioning and a detailed schedule of all the shots we need to showcase the product effectively. We can’t wait to see the results and get them on the […]

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Your Lumbar Discs Are Getting Crunched

Your spine is practically begging you to stand. An upright position puts the discs in your lower back in proper alignment and minimizes the pressure they endure. Sitting, on the other hand, forces the vertebrae to crunch down onto each other and put a lot more force, increasing the risk of chronic lower back pain. When you’re […]

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Summer Holidays “Bad For Child Health”

UK Active have released new information on how Summer holidays have a negative effect on children’s health. They found that, on average, British school children lose 80 per cent of the fitness they build up during term time through “lazy” time off, with activities such as summer camps and sports clubs out of financial reach […]

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