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Local Exercise Classes

Looking for a way to get moving and meet others? This page helps you find local classes that support strength, balance and confidence.

Staying active doesn’t have to mean going it alone. Across your local area, there are classes, groups and sessions designed to help you move more, build strength and improve your balance.

Some classes are aimed specifically at older adults or people at risk of falling. These often focus on movements that help you feel more confident on your feet, such as tai chi, seated exercise, or postural stability sessions.

Joining a class can also be a great way to meet others, boost your mood and stay connected to your community.

What to Look For

  • Falls prevention classes: sometimes called Otago or postural stability programmes
  • Chair-based exercise: for building strength at your own pace
  • Balance or mobility groups: including strength and flexibility support
  • Social or gentle activity groups: like walking football, dancing or yoga

You don’t have to start with a high level of fitness - the important thing is to take the first step.


Find Support

Please find below useful links, relevant resources and contact information. All links open in a new window and may include links to websites, videos, and PDF files for downloading and printing. 

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Local Support 

Link 1 e.g NHS Trust website
Link 2 e.g. Local Age UK

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Helpful Links 

Find a local Age UK exercise class
Find a local Move it of lose it exercise class

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More on this website

Visit our Information and Advice section
Visit our Staying Active section
Visit our Home Safety section
Visit our Help and Contacts section 
Start your online Self-Assessment

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Help and Contacts

Find contact details for help and support available in your local area