Wellbeing Blog & News

Read our blog to stay informed on our latest news and be inspired when it comes to living a happy, healthy and positive lifestyle.

Discover all things wellbeing, including recipes for eating well, advice on getting the most from physical activity, and top tips on activities to do with friends and family.

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The conclusion of the 2019 London Youth Games saw Team Bromley crowned as Jubilee Champions for the 4th consecutive year.

After a good workout, it’s important to refuel and recharge your body. Depending on the type of activity, you could burn up to 350 calories during a 30-minute workout.

The Mytime Active fitness team shares some useful tips to help you manage your health and fitness:

Golf

Our West Midlands golf courses have been awarded the three top spots in Birmingham by website Three Best Rated, which aims to find the top three local businesses in a number of categories for every city.

There’s nothing like getting outside to exercise during the sunny summer months, but you need to make sure you look after yourself as well as getting the most from your workout.

Mytime Active’s Twilight Programme, in association with London South East Colleges, offered hundreds of students across colleges in Bromley, Bexley, Orpington and Greenwich the opportunity to take part in a wide range of physical and creative

Young boy with thumbs up in the swimming pool

Take advantage of the long summer days, keep children active over the break and create some memories for the whole family to treasure. How many of these activities can you tick off?

The London Youth Games have been inspiring young Londoners since 1977, when they were launched to mark the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. Since then, 33 London Boroughs have competed on an annual basis for the prestigious Jubilee Trophy.  

At Mytime Active, we believe that golf should be an accessible pastime for both men and women. We are seeing a fast increase in female golfers and it’s our aim to give everyone the chance to learn.

The NHS recommends 150 minutes of cardiovascular exercise – the kind that raises your heart rate and makes you breathe more quickly – every week, or about 21 minutes every day.