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My Active Work Life is here to help you feel better at work, both physically and mentally, by showing you simple and easy things that we can all do as part of a busy lifestyle to move more whilst we’re in work – even if you’re sat down for most of the day.
Everyone can get from being a little bit more active – even if you don’t feel that you’re ‘sporty’ or ‘active’, and you actually don’t need to do that much physical activity to start feeling some of these benefits!
What’s on this page…
We’ve put together a pick’n’mix selection of options and ideas to get you moving more at work, including top tips to be more active at work, downloadable guides, videos and inspiring stories from Merseyside employees – have a look around and see what’s on offer…
For some of us, the way in which we work has changed significantly since the Covid-19 pandemic, with many workers across Merseyside are now switching on their computer from the comfort of their own four walls rather than heading into the office. This change in our daily routine can seem strange, and it’s tempting to move around less in your home, especially if you’re doing work in your PJs!
But there’s still lots that you can do when you’re at home to keep moving throughout the working day. The key is doing something that you enjoy, and mixing it up with different activities or goals.
We’ve pulled together a few simple suggestions and resources that you could look at doing as part of your new routine:
building more movement in to your daily routine, especially if you spend most of your day sat at your desk or in meetings.
Can’t go for a walking meeting? Make it an active one!
Check out our video guide below, and download our folded card to print out and put on your meeting room tables.
Table tennis is a really popular activity in the workplace – great for letting off a bit of steam and socialising with your colleagues.
You don’t even need a table tennis table to play, as table tennis ‘instant sets’ are relatively inexpensive and readily available to buy – check out the video below for ideas of how to get groups of colleagues at work taking part.
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