Skip to content

Winter can be a challenging time for staying active. With shorter days, colder temperatures, and often gloomy weather, it’s tempting to stay indoors and adopt a sedentary lifestyle. However, movement during the winter months is crucial for physical and mental health.

Staying active can help combat the seasonal slump and keep you energised, both physically and emotionally. Here’s how:

The health benefits of moving your body in the winter

Information & Guidance

Access our Health Hub

Long Term Condition

People living with Long Term Conditions (LTC’s) are more likely to experience mental symptoms due to their physical symptoms causing anxiety, worry, overthinking and avoidance.

Get support

Related Articles

Unlocking Faster Recovery: The Power of Shockwave Therapy

View article
person jumping on snow

Beating the Winter Blues: Overcoming ‘Blue Monday’ and the Post-Holiday Slump

Beating the Winter Blues: Overcoming ‘Blue Monday’ and the Post-Holiday Slump

View article
A caregiver in a blue uniform smiles warmly while standing behind an elderly man seated and laughing. They are indoors, with a wooden door and houseplant in the background.

Pennine’s Fracture Liaison Service: Quietly transforming lives in Oldham

Discover how Pennine MSK’s Fracture Liaison Service in Oldham is leading the way in osteoporosis care, prevent

View article
A close up of a woman with tanned legs stood on a tennis court, wearing tennis shoes and holding a tennis racket.

Tennis injuries: symptoms and prevention

Tennis injuries can be short or long term – these last ones being associated to the upper body (overuse). 

View article