22 weekly parkruns across Suffolk
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#KeepMovingSuffolk
Sport and physical activity deliver immediate mental health and social benefits and have a long-term positive impact on our physical health.
Being active can lift your mood, improve your sleep, make you feel connected and happier.
The resources and links on this website are designed to give you choices to find something free and easy to do that you’ll enjoy, so that you’re more likely to stick with it.
And however you choose to be more active you should be proud of yourself for taking a positive step.
Scroll down this page for options or use the top menu.
Jumpstart Your Year
Get active in 2023 with Jumpstart from Suffolk Libraries. Regular physical activity not only improves your health - it helps to boost your mood,...
2022 – A milestone for parkrun in Suffolk
Suffolk celebrated 10 years of parkrun in September 2022, which saw the initiative not only return successfully after the pandemic, but grow with 4...
Set an intention to move more and sit less this year
One of the most popular new year’s resolutions is to get active, yet statistics show 80% of our resolutions are broken by February. So try setting...
HOW KEEP MOVING SUFFOLK HAS INSPIRED PEOPLE TO KEEP ACTIVE
A weekly dance tutorial with professional dancer, Millie Mayhew.
Watch our compilation video of some of the ways people in Suffolk kept active.
READ MORE ABOUT HOW THE MAC OUTREACH PROGRAMME CHANGES PEOPLES LIVES.
Long-term health conditions
If you have a long-term health condition and want support and advice about getting moving, the ‘Get Help to Get Active’ FREE programme from One Life Suffolk is there to help and you can register today.
Exercise your mind
Keeping physically active can really help with your mental health, making you feel happier and less anxious. Here are some tips to help you take care of your mental health and wellbeing.
Movement and Mental Health E-learning Course
Watch the promo video about our FREE, 20-minute, E-learning course designed to provide you with a better insight into the benefits of movement on our mental health and how, by moving more, it can help us all enhance our wellbeing.
You can access the FREE course via the button link below.
The course is worth £25, but you can access here completely free of charge.